Colonoscopies Explain Why U.S. Leads the World in Health Expenditures by Elisabeth Rosenthal (nytimes.com)— Deirdre Yapalater’s recent colonoscopy at a surgical center near her home here on Long Island went smoothly: she was whisked from pre-op to an operating room where a gastroenterologist, assisted

  Regulatory Harmonization Institute, Inc. (RHI), an international, not-for-profit association dedicated to global harmonization of drug and medical device regulatory requirements, recently presented an educational seminar for the U.S.- Japan Health Care Study Group, which was held in New York City.

Korea4Health, providing internationally-renowned Korean healthcare services, announces today the launch of its new website and services, featuring the best medical procedures of select Korean hospitals operating in the US and Korea, with some hospitals offering overseas US offices. Individuals seeking high-quality, affordable

  On Wednesday May 22, 2013, airberlin, Germany’s second largest airline, will launch a fare sale that is too good to resist. Fares offered start as low as $729*, including all taxes and surcharges for travel, for example, from New York to some

  by Carolina D’Souza Gulfnews.com— Dubai -- For the first time in the Middle East a diploma in Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment (HEHTA) is being offered, honing Dubai’s status as an international hub for medical tourism. The three-module diploma is offered

By Laura Carabello, Principal, CPR Strategic Marketing and Communications; Publisher of   Medical Travel Today  and   U.S. Domestic Medical Travel™ Bulldogreporter.com—New communication channels are changing the face of journalism, creating a competitive climate for reporting news faster, more succinctly and in a format that is