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Transparent health care pricing best value for workers
by John Torinus,
JS Online|2008-09-06
We consumers of health care have been waiting a long time for hospitals and doctors to start really competing on their quality of care.We employers have been derelict in buying health care for our employees based on discounted prices without much regard for quality. That's a class-action apology. |
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South Korea Creates Self-Governing International Development, Tourist Destination
by Susan MacLaughlin,
Market Watch|2008-09-02
Tourists from around the world will soon have the opportunity to be among the first to experience the next major global destination -- a clean, green natural environment with resort-style living and cutting-edge healthcare and education -- Jeju, South Korea.
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Injections of Hope
by Brian Vastag,
washingtonpost.com|2008-09-02
Patients dart across the border to Mexico or jet to the Caribbean, India, China and elsewhere for injections of stem cells from embryos, fetuses, umbilical cords and the patients' own fat, blood and bone marrow. |
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The plastic surgery vacation
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SundayMercury.net|2008-09-01
A MIDLAND holiday firm is offering customers the chance to beat the credit crunch – by going under the knife in Eastern Europe. |
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Why it's all smiles for tooth tourism
by Jessica Bown,
Timesonline.co.uk|2008-08-24
New law from Brussels may mean we can get our teeth fixed in Europe and claim on the NHS,with a set of tooth implants overseas costing up to £40,000 less than in Britain, “tooth tourism” is booming – and soon the cost could fall more – thanks to new European Union legislation. |
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Medical Tourism Is Great -- for Those Who Can Afford It
by Niko Karvounis,
Alternet.org|2008-08-21
Americans going abroad to deal with their medical problems would only cut health costs 1-2 percent -- not enough to solve our greater crisis. You've probably heard about "medical tourism," the traveling of patients to foreign countries in order to receive care. But what you may not know is just how... |
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Rising medical costs pinch more Americans, study finds
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The Washington Post|2008-08-20
Americans are struggling to pay medical bills and accumulating medical debt at an increasing rate, according to a survey released Thursday. "A perfect storm of negative economic trends is battering working families across the United States," said the survey by the Commonwealth Fund, a private foundation that.... |
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Stem cell technology may make blood donations thing of the past
by Roger Highfield,
Telegraph.co.uk|2008-08-20
Blood donations could one day become unnecessary, after the discovery of a way to grow potentially unlimited supplies of blood in the lab. An American team has found a way to turn the parent cells of other types, human embryonic stem cells, into significant quantities.......... |
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Stem cell advance may help transfusion supplies
by Malcolm Ritter,
News Week|2008-08-19
Scientists make red blood cells from embryonic stem cells; may someday help transfusion supply. Scientists say they've found an efficient way to make red blood cells from human embryonic stem cells, a possible step toward making transfusion supplies in the laboratory. The promise of a virtually... |
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Medical Tourism Corporation Releases Guide on Choosing the Right International Hospital
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PRWeb|2008-08-19
The guide provides ten important practical tips and suggestions to keep in mind when selecting a hospital for a safe and predictable medical tourism experience. Medical Tourism Corporation (Med Tourism Co, LLC), an overseas medical treatment facilitation company has released a guide entitled, Choosing the Right International Hospital -- a Medical Tourism Company Perspective. |
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