Medical Tourism India 2008 Links

Medical Tourism Linked to Spread of Drug Resistant Bacteria NDM-1 - Health Related Infos (blog)

Globe and Mail

Medical Tourism Linked to Spread of Drug Resistant Bacteria NDM-1 Health Related Infos (blog) Medical Tourism Linked to Spread of Drug Resistant Bacteria NDM-1 – People who travel from the UK to India or Pakistan may be bringing back a dangerous ... Warning to Travelers About New, Drug-Resistant 'Superbug'CNBC Indian medical journal first documented 'superbug'The Hindu Superbug may originate from India - studyFood Consumer DailyFinance -Globe and Mail -IMTJ all 1,943 news articles »

Pursuing an Asian Health Network - New York Times

New York Times

Pursuing an Asian Health Network New York Times ... India represents one of the fastest-growing health care markets. And the country's relatively low costs are increasingly attracting medical tourism ... and more »

Investment opportunities in the Medical Tourism Industry in Asia - PRLog.Org (press release)

Investment opportunities in the Medical Tourism Industry in Asia PRLog.Org (press release) With many brand new state of the art hospitals and western trained doctors it is easy to see why it is a leader in medical tourism. In 2008 India market ... and more »

'New Delhi Superbug' - 'Named' to kill Indian Medical Tourism - Punjab Newsline

'New Delhi Superbug' - 'Named' to kill Indian Medical Tourism Punjab Newsline said Dr KM Kapoor, Senior Consultant, Cosmetic Surgery at Fortis Hospital, Mohali and a Medical Tourism exponent in India. The charge of the name being ... and more »

In a drug fix - Hindustan Times

Daily Mail

In a drug fix Hindustan Times In 2009, about 60000 British patients travelled abroad - including to India - for treatment, shows the Medical Tourism Survey 2008 conducted by European ... Is antibotic abuse in our genes?Times of India Living with the SuperbugAsian Age The New Superbug threatGreaterKashmir.com (press release) People's Daily Online all 120 news articles »