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City scores low on medical tourismThe New Indian ExpressAccording to a study on medical tourism in India by the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) and McKinsey, medical tourism market in India is valued to be worth over $310 million with 1,00,000 foreign patients coming in every year. Of this, Chennai ... |
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A New Kind of Medical Tourism: Mustache TransplantsYahoo! NewsDr. Coleman adds that in his own travels to Turkey—for conferences, not for a mustache transplant, he'd like to emphasize—he found much of the country quite modern, which means the medical care is probably adequate, and the risk for complications ...and more » |
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Domestic 'medical tourism' fuels Nueterra network's growthKansas City Business JournalIt's called “medical tourism,” and although traditionally it has referred to patients traveling outside the United States to seek care, Global Alliance President David Miller said the company increasingly is seeing patients travel domestically to ... |
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Greek Medical Tourism Workshop in RussiaGreek ReporterSome of the top Greek businesses of the medical and hotel field joined their forces for the first time, participating in the organization of the first event to promote Greek Medical tourism in Russia, under the title Greek Medical Tourism Workshop.and more » |
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Medical Tourism is an area which is growing exponentially year by year, as countries such as India are gearing up in providing high quality health care, at state of the art hospitals with internationally experienced and qualified clinicians - at substantial cost savings, compared to the UK, USA and Canada.
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