The World Travel & Tourism Council [WTTC], which represents the global Travel & Tourism private sector, has released its latest piece of major research, which reveals the staggering growth of global medical tourism, with the US leading the way in terms of both inbound and outbound spending. … Continue Reading
As much as Christmas is a time for feasts, gifts, and jolly good laughs with family and friends, it’s also a time of the year when cases of accidents and health-related problems are on the rise. … Continue Reading
This is a story of microtechnology influencing knife-less, blood-less, ultra-precise minimally invasive spine surgery. … Continue Reading
You’ve heard of blood tests and stool samples. Tear samples might be the next screening method to enter your doctor’s office, a new study from UNSW Sydney suggests. … Continue Reading
International SOS, the world’s leading medical and security risk Services Company, has spearheaded and attained global data protection standards that comply with GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) certification. … Continue Reading
After 4 years of providing world-class laser tattoo removal services to affluent Thais and expatriates across Bangkok, Dr.TATTOF launches “The Body”, a trio of USFDA-cleared, non-invasive laser treatments which help patients achieve their desired physique, quickly becoming the city’s first choice for aesthetic laser solutions. … Continue Reading
Breast implants are a great option for women with sagging or small breasts. Unfortunately, breast implants are quite expensive in Australia. … Continue Reading
Anti aging treatments in Bangkok are becoming increasingly popular amongst Aussies. You can turn back the clock and reverse the signs of aging without breaking the bank. … Continue Reading
Diaverum, one of the world’s leading renal service providers, extends its services to São Paulo city through the acquisition of CNTT – Clínica de Nefrologia e Transplantes do Tatuapé. With this addition, Diaverum now operates 6 treatment centers, treating more than 2400 patients in Brazil.
