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Medical tourism: Cheaper treatments have pros and cons New Haven Register (subscription) Countries like India, Thailand, and certain countries in Europe and Central America, have become medical tourism hot spots, but before jumping on a plane to ... |
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 Mumbai Mirror | Medical tourism, the next IT? Mumbai Mirror This is in the area of healthcare leading to what is called 'medical tourism'. Dr David Himmelstein, the lead author of a study on personal bankruptcies and ... |
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New Article in Living In Peru Benzinga Living In Peru recently republished my article on "Unconventional Medical Tourism." Flying to South America is not an option for many people looking to save ... |
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 Harvard Law School News | Cohen on Medical Tourism and the Patient Protective-Argument Harvard Law School News Professor I. Glenn Cohen '03, co-director of the Petrie-Flom Center, wrote “Protecting Patients with Passports: Medical Tourism and the Patient ... |
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American doctors can end medical tourism if they want to Dallas Morning News (blog) To take one example, the accreditation standards in India are controlled by the Indian Healthcare Federation, the Indian Medical Tourism Council and the ... |
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