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Medicine is developing at a rapid pace throughout the world. Many incurable illnesses are now cured. New treatment techniques are implemented to help ...

Neurological rehabilitation is a complex of therapeutic measures aimed at restoration of person’s working capacity or ability to fulfill activities of daily living without assistance after a disease or surgery. Children with cerebral palsy, patients of mature age with strokes and brain injuries, age patients with Parkinson's disease and movement...

Diseases of the musculoskeletal system are often characterized by a severe clinical course and can lead to disability. Sometimes surgery is the only way to solve the problem. Many patients prefer to be operated on as part of the German healthcare system because of the careful precautions that German orthopedic surgeons usually...

Medical tourism is a sector of an economic activity that is developing rapidly in the recent years. Number of patients who referred to foreign clinics for help is also growing steadily. No wonder, as the medical treatment overseas means reliability, quality and competitive prices, which is not the last thing during the crisis.

International medical tourism relates to travel for purposes of visiting health care facilities in other countries. The person’s visit may have different goals. Basically it is possible to obtain high-quality health care services, or general health rehabilitation (recreation medical tourism). Most often, the patient travels to another country...

Medical tourism (or health tourism) is a comparatively new direction in the world`s practice. One cannot consider medical tourism to be a branch of tourism in general. This is a separate service sphere for people with extensive health issues. The inability to receive proper healthcare services pushed the development of health tourism and gave patients the possibility to look for diagnostic and treatment alternatives abroad.

India takes the second place on the list of countries with the largest population. Therefore providing high-quality medical care becomes a demanding task under these circumstances. That is why the medical sector in this country is constantly being developed, improved and updated. More and more hospitals successfully...

Lung cancer is a severe oncopathology with an unfavorable prognosis. In the absence of medical care, up to 80% of patients with this disease die within the first year after diagnosis confirmation. However, due to early detection and timely treatment, a person has a chance to increase life expectancy significantly. Here are the 5 best hospitals...