Keith Pollard (of Intuition Communications, Ltd - "The company owns and operates a network of web sites that provide advice and information for patients in the UK and overseas who are seeking treatment and healthcare services.") provides policy oriented medical tourism discussion on his weblog Health Tourism.
Recent posts discuss Korea's potential as a destination, dental tourism in Budapest, and transparency and fraud in health tourism. Infrequent posts since 2006. Does look like a helpful resource.
Most of us go on vacation to enjoy the sun and relax. What to have a colonic irrigation or even a nose job to boot? Ghana is a country in Africa against the tourism boom of the so-called health.
Posted by: 2mg xanax | August 08, 2010 at 10:14 PM
these is very common nowadays, especially here in our country, where there are certain medical care that our country's medical community cannot give... the question of safety of this type of "tourism" can be base on the credibility of the source.
Posted by: Man hair loss | March 03, 2011 at 07:50 PM
Health Tourism can be beneficial by means of knowing what are the alternatives and methodologies of other countries in terms of fighting back against the diseases. However, if it is done through blogging, expect that the information are somehow questionable unless those were stated by professional and reliable persons.
Posted by: thinning hair | April 06, 2011 at 10:18 PM