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Korean Healthcare at its Finest
by Vivian Ho,
Medical Tourism Magazine|2009-12-18
James Bae, Director of International Marketing for Korea’s Health
Industry Development Institute (KHIDI), comments that “In some
specialties, we are recognized as top in the world. Even U.S. doctors
come to Korea for training in such specialties as... |
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South Africa ~ The Rising Star on Medical Tourism Horizon
by Dr. Prem Jagyasi,
Medical Tourism Magzine |2009-12-18
South Africa has traditionally been featured as a preferred destination for the medical traveler particularly in the field of emergency treatment as well as elective procedures such as cosmetic and dental..... |
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Human embryonic stem cell lines lack genetic diversity
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DNA R ead The World|2009-12-17
According to University of Michigan research team, the finding raises social justice questions that must be addressed to ensure that all sectors of society benefit from stem cell advances. |
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Cancer treatments for 39 Quebec women adjusted after retesting
by Kevin Dougherty , Montreal Gazette Québec Bureau Chief,
The Bazette|2009-12-16
QUEBEC - The cancer treatment for 39 Quebec women, out of 2,856 whose results were retested in a Seattle lab, were changed. Presenting the results of the verification of the lab results
Wednesday, Health Minister Yves Bolduc said they confirm "the high
quality of the work of our pathology laboratories." |
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Fad Diets Keeping Obesity Going?
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WLS News|2009-12-15
Obesity rates could be fueled by the fad diet trend, according to a new survey. |
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Bariatric Surgery Trends and Predictions for 2010
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PR Leap|2009-12-15
he editors of Consumer Guide to Bariatric Surgery are gazing into the
crystal ball once again to see what type of news coverage bariatric
surgery will generate in the coming year. |
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Medical tourism improving
by The Straits Times,
|2009-12-13
THE medical tourism industry looks to be in the pink of health again. |
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Controversial injections make 24-year-old woman cry with joy
by By STACY LEISER,
The Leaf Chronical|2009-12-13
Because the treatment is expensive and not available in the United
States, worries arise about whether stem cell injections are an
expensive racket, offering false hope to paralyzed people. |
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Cosmetic surgery chain branded unethical over offer of discount operations
by Robert Mendick ,
Telegraph.co.uk|2009-12-13
Britain's biggest cosmetic surgery chain is at the centre of an ethics row after it offered women discounts if they signed up for additional operations before the end of the year. |
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Slimming Down for Safer Surgery
by Patricia L. Turner, MD ,
Archieves of Surgery |2009-12-12
Morbid obesity is a significant health problem for which bariatric surgery has been demonstrated to be the most effective and durable treatment.... |
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