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Issue 15Richard Baker, founder and president, North American Surgery Domestic medical travel could ratchet up pressure on local providers Cleveland Clinic proves a hotspot destination for 'domestic medical travel' Company cuts medical costs by sending patients to U.S. hospitals, not overseas More employers pushing domestic medical tourism Domestic medical travel is taking off for surgery deals Escape FROM America – U.S. Doctors Head Overseas Florida-based Facilitator Sues Former Senior Executive Patients Beyond Borders®FOCUS ON series to feature top Malaysian hospitals U.S. Clinic Sending Surgery Patients to Yucatan via American Medical Facilitators Hospital Angeles Tijuana Announces Functional Oncology Treatment Medical Travel Program Joint Commission International Announces Change in Leadership China’s Largest Private Healthcare Group Introduces Traditional Chinese Medicine for Medical Tourism Medical Travel Meeting Brazil Scheduled for August 25-28, 2010 Asian Countries Unite for Medical Tourism in IMWell Summit |
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