Jordan’s medical tourism industry enjoys growth

According to the latest figures issued by the Jordan Enterprise Development Corporation (JEDCO), Jordan's revenues from medical tourism sector in 2009 reached US$1.4 billion from more than 220,000 medical tourists who visited the Kingdom.
Tunisian medical tourism attracts 250,000 patients
In a survey published in the French edition of the January-February issue, “African Business” reports that 250, 000 foreign patients came to Tunisia in 2009 for treatment, including from Libya, Algeria and sub-Saharan Africa.
Germany: Medical tourism to Germany on the increase
According to a specialist German medical tourism conference of doctors and academics, Germany attracted 70,000 patients from other countries for in-patient treatment in 2009.
Mexico as a major destination for ‘Medical Tourism’
Medical tourism heads to Mexico
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London faces 'cuts to NHS care of £670 a head'
Londoners face the heaviest health cuts in the country of £673 per head, campaigners warned today.
Ageing gene found by scientists could be key to longer lifespans
Scientists have identified a genetic variant that appears to make some individuals age more quickly. They could be at increased risk from age-related diseases, and an unhealthy lifestyle could accelerate the process.
Cancer Patients To Be Offered Free Home Care
Every cancer patient in England will be offered free, one-to-one home care by specialist nurses if Labour wins the election, Gordon Brown is to pledge.
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