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Lucknow as a major centre for craniofacial surgery in north India
by ,  The Times of India|2009-08-26

In fact, craniofacial treatment involves equal participation of neurosurgery and plastic surgery apart from dental surgery and expert post-operative care. A craniofacial surgeon deal with bone, skin, muscle and teeth, etc.

 
Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, India and Philippines are the major destinations in the Asian medical tourism market
by Mike King,  PR- Inside|2009-08-25

Medical tourism is a high-growth industry being driven by globalization and rising healthcare costs in developed countries. More than thirty countries in...

 
Fortis to buy 10 Wockhardt hospitals
by ,  Press Trust of India|2009-08-24

Leading hospital chain Fortis Healthcare today said its board of directors has given its approval for acquiring 10 of Wockhardt's hospitals at Bengaluru, Mumbai and Kolkata for an undisclosed amount. The company board in a meeting today approved in-principle, the broad terms and conditions for acquisition of 10 Wockhardt hospitals.......

 
Medical travel promotes healthy competition
by ,  Business Insurance|2009-08-24

For that reason, medical tourism is a promising approach that may help to cool medical care inflation, and employers would be wise to explore whether it makes sense to offer the benefit.

 
Insurers explore savings in overseas care | Major health firms offer doctor networks at lower rates in foreign countries
by ,  Associated Press|2009-08-23

Elizabeth Kunz left her dentist's office this spring with a mouth full of problems and no way to pay for them. The South Carolina resident went out of her way, literally, to find a solution, which turned out to be in Central America. Her trip to the tropics is part of a health insurance experiment for trimming medical costs: overseas care........

 
Medical Tourism for Insured Patients at a Glance
by The Associated Press,  The New York Times|2009-08-23

Medical tourism can cost 80 percent less, not counting travel costs, depending on the procedure. Dental work, hip and knee replacements, heart bypasses ...
 
Amazing results with stem cells - a personal observation
by Dr. Roura,  Roura DermSurgery|2009-08-19

I was amazed on how his skin quality improved, his skin was softer, smoother, shiny, tighter, fine lines improved, wrinkling beside the lips was markedly improved, his pores shrank.

 
The CDC Adds Medical Tourism To Its Travel Health Guide
by ,  www.jaunted.com|2009-08-17

Nervous about traveling abroad because you might pick up some flesh-eating illness or other? Fear no more: the Center for Disease Control has just released the 2010 edition of the CDC Health Information for International Travel, the yellow bible which contains everything you need to know about staying healthy.......

 
Outsourcing legacy upgrades -- knees, hips, looks -- to India | IT offshoring may boost outsourcing of another kind: medical tourism
by Patrick Thibodeau,  ComputerWorld|2009-08-14

Rising medical cost has been helping to foster medical tourism for the same reason companies send code overseas: lower cost. Take the case of Terry, a public school teacher in Texas, who asked that her last name not be used. She went to India in June for cosmetic surgery.........

 
Medical tourism - outsourcing health care?
by SHAWN DONLEY,  www.eturbonews.com|2009-08-10

In an age when more and more aspects of our lives are being outsourced overseas, I guess it's not so surprising that health care has been added to the list. Last year an estimated 500,000 Americans traveled beyond U.S. borders to receive medical treatment for procedures as diverse as......

 
 
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