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Korea is already a popular destination for patients from across the Far East seeking cost-effective plastic surgery and other medical treatment. Now, government officials plan to promote the country as a medical tourism destination.

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• Mediterranean Diet Review Pros: Some dieters felt that there was a great variety. Some dieters felt that the food tasted great. Some dieters felt that it was relatively easy to stick to. Some dieters felt that they felt healthier. Some dieters felt that...
• Planning for Your Retirement The Smart Way As millions of aging baby boomers start contemplating how they are going to survive when they’re no longer working, retirement planning has hit an all time high. Whether you’re just starting out in the workforce, or you’re staring 62 in...
• UN and US 'Progressives' Planning One World Government Sunday Paper - May 31st, 2009 While meaningless United Nations hand-wringing over the North Korean nuclear weapons program garners the headlines, the world body is moving ahead with a global conference to lay the groundwork for world government financed by...
• 5 Proactive Steps to Keep Pet Expenses Low Pets are an important part of many families' lives.  They provide constant companionship and have great personalities.  It is easy to see why so many people fall in love with their pets. Even in tough times, however, there are things...
• People Should Ask 10 Questions to VoIP Service Provider As availing VoIP phone system is a business investment, it is imperative that you put some searching questions to the service providers in order to make an informed decision. As VoIp technology is relatively recent, it may at least for...

BANGKOK – Many think Bangkok’s Bumrungrad Hospital invented medical tourism, but medical tourism didn’t invent Bumrungrad. The 1997-98 Asian economic crisis put Bumrungrad’s finances on the critical list and prompted its turn from local to international patients. Now the current recession has given Bumrungrad an opportunity to shore up the local foundation for its international business.

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• Osteoporosis Risk Factors for Women There are a number of ailments that women are actually at risk for developing without actually realizing it. For example, osteoporosis risk factors for women are much more significant than for men in many situations. Older women simply had to...
• The Golden Buddha of Bangkok [/caption] About 600 years ago, give or take a century, an unknown group of Buddhists in Thailand created a statue slightly more than 10 feat high, weighing more than 5 and 1/2 tons. That's heavy because solid gold tends to...
• Florida Hospital - Dr. McCarus McCarus Technique: Outstanding laparoscopic technique for Hysterectomy by Dr. McCarus The laparoscopic technique of removal of the uterus or “hysterectomy” is gaining more and more popularity as a minimal invasive technique. Traditional or open surgical techniques carry many disadvantages including:...
• Free Weight Loss Plan The Don't Go Broke Weight Loss Plan The recession has hit everyone hard. Both the rich and the poor are being adversely affected by the slow economy. We are all looking for ways to save a little and live well...
• A Complete Analysis of Current Routing Protocols in Mobile Adhoc Networks The wireless networks are playing a vital role for the world of technology. The wireless networks are also called as mobile network. In mobile networks are basically classified into two main categories. The first is known as the infrastructure networks.These...

DUBLIN –(Business Wire)– Research and Markets  has announced the addition of the “China Healthcare Sector Analysis” report to their offering.

Chinas healthcare industry is entering into a new era with advance development of the infrastructure system. The industry is blessed with several advantages like large population of the country, increasing ageing population, increasing prevalence of lifestyle disease and many more.

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• Mutual Fund Companies Often Make Better Investments Than The Funds They Manage It may seem unfair, but over the past 20 years you would have been far better off investing in the provider than the service.  Over the last decade, for instance, T Rowe Price (TROW) the stock has returned an average...
• Funding My US Dollar Dividend Account with Intel I don't usually treat my blog like a trading diary, and I don't intend to spit out a bunch of numbers that no one can read or won't yawn over.  But some readers have asked me to share more of...
• TOC Marketing The best kept secret breakthrough in marketing and business strategy is... (drum roll) TOC Marketing. Or in full: Theory of Constraints Marketing. Listen. If business growth is important to you, this may be your greatest discovery for 2010. Let me...
• 4 Habits for Saving Money on Routine Family Medical Care The following guest column is from Paul at www.healthharbor.com.  HealthHarbor is a site devote to helping people be smarter consumers of healthcare.  It provides ideas and guidance on saving money on healthcare, getting the most from your health coverage, and...
• Barbara Hunter: From Broadcasting to Print Barbara Hunter, founder of London, Ontario's lifestyle magazine company, Your Magazines Canada Inc., has been in the media industry for many years.  Growing up, Barbara was facinated by radio.  AM radio was still very common when she was young - many of...

The Indian Government recently announced tourist visa on arrival for citizens of five countries – Japan, New Zealand and Singapore, in an effort to promote tourism.

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• Why Jim Rogers Hates Investing In India Here's an excerpt from a recent interview with Jim Rogers on why he prefers investing in China over India. High oil prices, inflation, food prices etc have hit countries like India very hard. How should counties like India tackle the...
• How To Invest in the Indian Stock Market The Indian Stock Market has giving spectacular returns in the past 12 months.[Its doubled in the past 24 months.]Unfortunately, people who live in America or Canadia aren't allowed to invest directly in Indian Stocks. However there are a few Mutual...
• India's Top 10 cities If you have been reading for the Nielsen report for the Country's top urban centers, this one's even one ste ahead in mapping the affluent consumer centers in the coming decade. take a look. it's mostly bangalore, ahmedabad and some...
• New trial to treat diabetic foot by using stem cells Image via Wikipedia The hardship's focus is on pilot studies conducted in China. Sean Hu, CEO and Chair of Shenzhen Beike Biotechnologies Co. Ltd. regarding the Indian Council of Medical Research of the indigence to revise the inclusion criteria, and...
• The New Lifestyle Economy If you have been following the India story closely, India's new developments are focussed on Infrastructure and Retail along with giant leaps in the Entertainment business. You can look closely at the India stories at http://advantages.us/inframils to get a flavor...

The spotlight will be firmly on India in 2010 as the country is set to welcome an estimated 100,000 visitors for the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games (3-14 October).

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• India's new Lifestyle, Infrastructure and Entertainment Economy - II It all started when we wrote it down in mid-2009 If you have been following the India story closely, India’s new developments are focussed on Infrastructure and Retail along with giant leaps in the Entertainment business. You can look closely...
• Visit India: The UN-Official Guide [/caption] India Country Guide India is a mystical land that presents the traveller with a bamboozling array of unforgettable experiences. Hinduism, the prominent religion, is intimately woven into the fabric of everyday life, reflected in an extraordinary range of time-honoured...
• According to Uncle, Nadal is Doubtful to Return to the Davis Cup Final World No. 1 tennis player Rafael Nadal has been injured, and it is not sure right now whether or not he will be able to recover in time to return to the game for the Davis Cup final in Spain....
• Xbox 360 and Mass Effect 2 Xbox 360 had its first incarnation of Mass Effect in 2007, said to be the best of its kind in games' history, and when players finished this game, they wanted to keep going. This particular game had a great ending,...
• Prosper.com Lender Game — LazyMan Initial Update — (0.93%) to 20.75% LazyMan of popular personal finance blog Lazy Man and Money (one of my favorites) and Lazy Man and Health has joined the "game".  He has been a Prosperite (aka TechnologyGuy) for over a year.  Which also makes him the first oldtimer to...

With the threat of individual health insurance plans in California potentially being kicked out of the state for possible non-compliance with the state laws, some people with individual health insurance policies are probably holding their breath in hopes to have reasonably priced health insurance that will still cover them.

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• Healthcare for Illegal Aliens - Wilson Was Right WASHINGTON: There are many who are digging into H.R. 3200, "America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009." (You can download entire bill here by right-clicking and save to disk. If you click directly on the link it may crash your browser.)...
• Medical Treatment And Your Credit It’s a common theme on the news and in the papers, the cost of virtually everything is going up and more and more families are finding it harder to keep up with monthly expenses, let alone what happens in an...
• What to do with a Semi-Used Gift Card For special occasions my mom is likely to give me a Gift Card with a major corporation behind it (Visa, Amex, etc.).  It is likely she does it because I am a PAIN to shop for (just ask THE WIFE)...
• COBRA premium reduction I'm going to divert from my usual ramblings and talk about the staggering (to me, at least) implications of the COBRA premium reduction. First of all, what is COBRA?  From Wikipedia:  "The Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985... is...
• New flu strikes lungs: WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) has acknowledged what regular readers of Health Spectator already knew: that the "new" H1N1 swine flu has a tendency to devastate the lungs in at least a significant portion of the people it infects. We...

India’s tradition in medical innovation is world-renowned, as are its standards in providing world-class health care and expertise at reasonable costs. The country has been attracting foreign patients for numerous procedures in all health specialties and in particular for attractive cost obesity surgery packages in India.

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• More Essentials for Good Health Here is a look at ten essential tips for good health, which involve diet, weight loss, good nutrition, fitness and movement and other aspects of your health. Tie these ten essential tips together and you will have a picture of...
• Medical Expenses A Common Cause Of Bankruptcy The following guest post was submitted by Kevin, web content writer for Resqdebt.com. For more helpful tips on how to save money and stay out of debt, visit Resqdebt’s website at www.resqdebt.com. When Americans think of a person trapped in...
• The Pros and Cons of Universal Health Care in the United States  This is a follow-up to my series last year, Universal Healthcare Week.  My posts on the pros and cons of a universal health care system continue to be popular pages on Weakonomics so I thought I'd touch on the subject...
• Money, Muffin Tops and the Future of Health Care Costs Yes I know that title is a little strange for a Mr. ToughMoneyLove Monday morning article but bear with me.  It is indeed about hard truth and your money. We are now in the peak holiday party period.  You and...
• Jumpstart Medicine I highly recommend Jumpstart. In fact, I have a special offer for anyone in wanting to try Jumpstart in Redwood City or Mountain View: $25 off your first visit (just print it and bring it to your appointment). With four...

UNIVAL announced that it has signed a contract with MalaysiaHealthcare (MHC), the leading facilitator of medical tourism to Malaysia, to create portable medical records for U.S. patients traveling to receive healthcare in Malaysia.

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• Multiple Sclerosis Cured in Canadian Patient After Stem Cell Treatment Image by Cuppojoe via Flickr Alex Normandin, 26, of Montreal, Canada has been cured of his Multiple Sclerosis following the implantation of his own Adult Stem Cells. The stem cell therapy was done in conjunction with a research program in...
• 70,000 deaths from Haitian quake recorded, PM says [/caption] Port-au-Prince, Haiti -- Haitian authorities have recorded more than 70,000 deaths since last week's magnitude 7 earthquake outside Port-au-Prince, the country's prime minister said Tuesday. Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive said that at least 72,000 bodies have been recovered since...
• 10 Reasons Why You Should Call Your Health Advocate A lot of companies are adding healthcare advocates to the list of benefits for employees. A health advocate offers you personalized guidance to get through the healthcare maze. Say goodbye to the red tape and stress! Advocates support and promote...
• Zultys: Industy Solutions Zultys: Industy Solutions Zultys delivers a highly flexible suite of features which may be readily customized to suit the needs of specific industries. From healthcare providers to law firms, service industries to financial providers, the Zultys MX30 and MX250 systems...
• The A.M.A. Gets Under Your Skin By Barnaby J. Feder | June 27, 2007,  7:51 pm  On Monday, the delegates to the annual meeting in Chicago of the American Medical Association  endorsed what could only be described as a cautious committee report on the role of implanted...

KHIDI (Korea Healthcare Industry Development Institute) will hold the first national healthcare and medical tourism conference in Korea on April 13-16th, 2010, and the event promises to be the biggest global healthcare and medical tourism conference in Asia.

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• Starting a Baseball Card Collection There are more collectors of baseball cards than there are of any other type of sports card. It makes sense, when you think about the fact that baseball cards have been in production far longer than any other form of...
• Introduction to Woodwind Instruments, pt 2 In the last post in this series we were talking about different types of woodwind instruments. The following is the rest of the list of exposed double reed instruments. - Hichiriki (Japan) - Kèn bầu (Vietnam) - Mizmar (Arabic nations)...
• The Fourth Turning | Cycles Of History And The Coming Clean-Sweep I've just read a great interview with one of the authors of The Fourth Turning. Suffice it to say I'm impressed by the sweeping implications suggested by the interview, and wanted to capture some quick thoughts here on success-matrix blog....
• The debate on healthcare reform Four speakers present their views on a single-payer plan View/listen---then comment below. True healthcare reform will have to involve some form of government-sponsored health insurance. The current system, as those of us who have watched the Wendell Potter interview already...
• Macau News August 2007 Macau imports rise 16 percent During the first five months of 2007, the value of Macau's imports grew 16.9 percent to MOP 16.45 billion, according to the Statistics and Census Service. Meanwhile the total value of imports amounted to MOP...

BRUNEI will have to act fast if it intends to tap into the “medical tourism” market, said an executive from a US medical tourism agent looking at the Sultanate as a potential destination.

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• When to Look at Long Term Care Insurance Long term insurance is available for people who will be diagnosed with extended physical illness or conditions, those with disability issues, or who suffer from cognitive disorders. There are a variety of services that accommodate those who suffer chronically and...
• Virgin Launches Stem Cell Bank in Qatar The British mega-brand Virgin has launched a stem-cell bank in Qatar. The country has lofty goals of becoming the world leader in stem cell technologies, and unlike in the West, Qatar does not face some of the ethical issues surrounding...
• China Buying Gold On The Sly! I just read this interesting article in the Financial Times. Seems like China has tired of US dollars and is looking to get rid of them. Beijing Bets on Bullion  By Patti Waldmeir in Shanghai , Financial Times, 6 May...
• 4 Habits for Saving Money on Routine Family Medical Care The following guest column is from Paul at www.healthharbor.com.  HealthHarbor is a site devote to helping people be smarter consumers of healthcare.  It provides ideas and guidance on saving money on healthcare, getting the most from your health coverage, and...
• Finding the Best Keywords to Use on Your Site When you own an online business one of the most important things you can do is get high rankings in the search engines. There are many ways of doing this. One of the most effective ways of getting your site...