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Medical tourism refers to the movement of a patient from a highly developed nation to avail cost effective yet world class medical treatment at affordable costs,which are otherwise very expensive in their own country.
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18 November, 2014Patient traveled 9000 miles for his treatment to India
An architect Brain Navalinsky from Georgia, how was suffering from heart failure, he traveled 9000 miles for his treatment to Bangalore (India). He gets his treatment in Narayana Hrudayalaya hospital which is world’s largest cardiac surgery hospital and the cost of treatment is too low in comparison of USA & UK.
Navalinsky said that in America, doctors thought surgery would be too risky for him. Not at the NH. Navalinsky said he felt his experience was different than it would be at an American hospital. “Everything was so open and transparent compared to being a patient in the US,” he says. “As a patient you were considered part of the team, unlike in the US where concerns about litigation and risk block the system. In India they’ve got a different philosophy towards health and the patient.”
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02 March 2017
Sex-Change Surgery: India\'s New Line In Budget Medical Tourism
After decades of battling depression, former soldier Betty Ann Archer finally flew to New Delhi to complete her gender transition, one of a growing number of foreigners heading to India for budget sex-change operations. Born Dale Archer, the 64-year-old American said she felt trapped in the wrong body right from the start, recalling secretly trying on her mother\'s dresses as a boy -- much to the horror of her conservative military father. \"I attempted to kill myself twice...
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