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Q&A: CallisonRTKL’s Brad Barker

Building hospitals in The Middle East and China is big business — if you can get paid and protect intellectual property.

Q&A: Figure 1’s Josh Wildstein

A digital healthcare startup improves information sharing among physicians and goes global fast.

As CEO of Romania's Regina Maria healthcare network, Fady Chreih emphasizes preventive care."What we do as a company is try to convince people to go to the doctor when they are in better shape," he says, "so they won’t reach hospital facilities." Photo courtesy of Regina Maria

Q&A: Fady Chreih of Romania’s Regina Maria

How does a private player build and fill a big network of hospitals and clinics in a country where healthcare is mostly government-funded?

Malaysia Expected to Become Medical Tourism Hotspot

Growth in the medical tourism industry will be concentrated in emerging economies, and especially South and Southeast Asia, in the next four years.

How Commercialization of Medicine is Improving Japan’s Healthcare Industry

Legislation from 2010 surrounding healthcare commercialization is finally coming to fruition in Japan in the form of successful business partnerships and improving health outcomes in the Asian region.

How One India State is Becoming a Global Pharmaceutical Giant

Gujarat’s government has pumped up industrial infrastructure and regulatory compliance, to India’s pharmaceutical industry’s benefit.

A Philippines Primary-Care Network Aims to Offer What the Government Can’t

With government facilities in short supply, Ayala Health hopes that convenient access and service integration will bring patients into its new clinics.

Brazil’s Drug Shortages Lead to Calls for Public-Private Partnerships

A major shortage of medications is bringing heavy criticism of the national healthcare system. Will it spur more private-sector activity?

India Jumps Ahead in the Race to Roll Out mHealth Solutions

India is poised to be the first country to reap the savings and access promised by mobile-phone-based healthcare.

China’s Medical Device Market: Big, but Thorny

Tougher, unpredictable regulation and growing local competition challenge foreign manufacturers hoping to get a piece of a booming market.

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