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Summary of Public Health Advice for EuroPride Events 2025 in Portugal

EuroPride 2025, Europe's largest LGBTQI+ celebration, is scheduled in Lisbon, Portugal, from June 14-21, 2025, expected to attract about 200,000 visitors, with over 60% traveling from abroad. This public health advice, contributed by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), focuses on preventing infectious disease threats, emphasizing that all measures should be taken before and during the event.

Key Advice:

• Vaccination: Attendees are encouraged to check their vaccination status and consult healthcare providers for vaccines against sexually transmitted infections (e.g., mpox, hepatitis A and B) and other diseases (e.g., measles, pertussis). Vaccination should be completed at least two weeks prior to travel. Portugal offers services for mpox and other vaccines at community health centers.
• Sexual Health: Use condoms correctly and consistently to reduce risks of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV, which require lifelong treatment. Avoid close skin-to-skin contact if rashes or symptoms are present, and get tested if engaging in unprotected sex or with multiple partners. STI testing is available at mobile units and specialized clinics during the event.
• Other Health Risks: Prevent respiratory infections through vaccination and measures like avoiding sick individuals and handwashing. Guard against heatwaves by staying hydrated, wearing protective clothing, and seeking cool environments. Protect against insect-borne diseases (e.g., from mosquitoes or ticks) by using repellents and covering skin. Limit alcohol consumption to avoid health risks, and avoid tobacco and non-medical drug use due to severe consequences like addiction and overdose.
• General Precautions: For chronic conditions or allergies, carry medications and medical documents. Mental health support and wellbeing zones are available. In case of emergencies, use the national health service line (SNS 24) or call 112 for immediate help. Non-EU/EEA citizens should ensure adequate medical coverage.

This advice aims to protect individual and community health during the event.