
|Articles|August 17, 2007
Survey: Would you refer a patient overseas for treatment?
Author(s)Mark Bloom
Take this MedPage Today survey on medical tourism.
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So-called medical tourism is a growing phenomenon. Americans by the tens of thousands are heading overseas for low prices on everything from cosmetic procedures to organ transplants and experimental stem-cell therapy. (See
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