Turkey’s Ill-Timed Plunge into Medical Tourism Ambitious Turkish government efforts to attract patients from other countries has been swamped by political turmoil.
Need a CT Scan in India? You Might Have to Look Around India has the CT and MRI machines, but not enough technicians to run them.
U.S. Hospitals with International Patients Enter Overseas Improvement Projects Changes in healthcare at home and abroad are driving U.S. hospitals toward projects overseas.
Egypt Drug Prices Climb In Face of Shortages With hundreds of medicines in short supply, the Egyptian government OK’s higher prices to spur production.
In Peru, Letting Insurers Buy Hospitals Pays Off in Higher Quality Big players in Peruvian healthcare are moving towards vertical integration of delivery and insurance. But what does that mean for patients?
Gamma Knives Edge into Emerging Markets Private investors often fund the purchase of these devices in exchange for a cut of the revenues.
