Medical Tourism: An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Posted Tue, 2013/11/19 - 23:31 by Fred Lee
Medical tourism is an increasingly popular choice to obtain affordable and quality healthcare, and for good reason.Posted Tue, 2013/11/19 - 23:31 by Fred Lee
Medical tourism is an increasingly popular choice to obtain affordable and quality healthcare, and for good reason.Posted Fri, 2013/03/29 - 20:54 by Fred Lee
There are a number of valid reasons that people are choosing to travel to meet their health care needs as medical tourists.Posted Fri, 2013/03/15 - 21:07 by Fred Lee
Medical tourism has been around for a while, and it is becoming an increasingly popular option for many people today.Posted Thu, 2013/02/07 - 23:00 by Fred Lee
Green tea is chock full of antioxidants and is believed to have many health benefits, including controlling our blood sugar during a high starch meal.Posted Tue, 2013/01/29 - 21:44 by Fred Lee
Doctors now believe that declining eye health could be an indicator of a larger problem with the brain.Posted Mon, 2013/01/28 - 23:22 by Fred Lee
Doctors now think that the risk for heart disease in some patients with diabetes may be linked to vitamin D levels.Posted Fri, 2013/01/18 - 22:39 by Fred Lee
Sugary soft drinks can contribute to a variety of health problems, and now arthritis may be added to that list.Posted Fri, 2013/01/04 - 01:56 by amybscher
As my words finally make it out into the world (in print!), I sit here and reflect on all that I have learned. I wonder how I can capture it all and bottle it, so I never forget. Not even 50 years from now. The suffering I endured from Chronic Lyme disease and all of my other diagnoses, is something that that I'd never give back now. For so much of where my life has landed has came from flying blindly through all of those years.Posted Thu, 2012/12/27 - 01:25 by Fred Lee
Regularly taking part in leisurely exercise can not only make a person look and feel better, but it may also help them to live longer.Posted Tue, 2012/12/25 - 01:58 by Fred Lee
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