Medical Financing for Patients
The idea of medical tourism intrigues many patients and that is perfectly understandable. We offer affordable surgeries and for some an unforgettable vacation, for much less than the procedure alone would cost back home. However, some patients just do not have the cash on hand to pay for elective procedures...
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Boy Develops Fish Scales...
A 14-month old baby boy, from Jinhu, eastern China, has developed a rare disease which causes his skin to peel of like fish scales.
Doctors think Song Sheng, called fish-boy by locals, is suffering from an autosomal recessive disorder known as Lamella ichthyosis....
5 Ways To Make Your Life Happi...
Finding the perfect balance of work, rest and play is not an easy task, but it’s what most of us strive for in our pursuit of happiness. Scientists have long believed that genetics, health and other factors such as geographical location have the greatest effect on...
Poor Breast Augmentation Resul...
A 47-year-old lady from Staten Island, New York, is suing her plastic surgeon for the sum of $5 million, after she claims his operation left her with four breasts.
The patient, who underwent surgery in 2003, said, “I essentially ‘came out of that operation with...
Hangover 2 Coming To Thailand...
The Hangover director Todd Phillips is planning another sequel to his recent box office hit, and this time he’s leaving the setting of Las Vegas and heading for Thailand’s bustling cities and white sandy beaches.
Although the script is said to almost finished,...
Miss Plastic Surgery...
Last October 9th, in Budapest, Hungary, beauty pageant contests took to the stage, not to show off their natural beauty, but rather show off their unnatural beauty.
The Miss Plastic Hungary beauty pageant is said to be the world’s first ‘plastic beauty contest’,...
Future Leukemia Vaccine...
A clinical trial that commenced over the New Year in Britain, hopes to further developed a new drug that has shown promise as an effective treatment in the battle against leukemia.
The patients in the trail, who will be treated at Kings College London, all have acute...
15 Things You Didn’t Know Ab...
The human body is a marvel of nature. Over the millions of years that life has evolved on Earth, Mother Nature has wound many complex mechanisms into humans to help ensure our survival.
But no matter how much I seem to learn about the human body, seldom do I to learn...
Designer Babies...
It’s no secret that the field of genetic engineering already boasts the technology to engineer ‘perfect’ babies free from ailments or disease, modified to possess talents and traits specifically chosen by the parents. However the politics surround such an...
Blinking Shuts Off The Brain...
A new study has revealed that blinking causes the brain to shut down parts of its visual system, even if light is still entering the eyes. The findings offer an explanation as to why we don’t notice our own blinks.
Researchers from the UCL Institute of Neurology at...
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A 47-year-old lady from Staten Island, New York, is suing her plastic surgeon for the sum of $5 million, after she claims his operation left her with four breasts.
The patient, who underwent surgery in 2003, said, “I essentially ‘came out of that operation with essentially four breasts.’” ...
A 47-year-old lady from Staten Island, New York, is suing her plastic surgeon for the sum of $5 million, after she claims his operation left her with four breasts.
The patient, who underwent surgery in 2003, said, “I essentially ‘came out of that operation with essentially four breasts.’” ...
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Miss Tiffany Universe 2009
Thailand is a country renowned for it’s transgender population. Home to many of the worlds best sexual reassignment surgeons, Thailand has an open and accepting culture towards those confused about their sexuality, and while many Thais may look upon ladyboys (Kathoey’s in Thai) as social misfits,...
Thailand is a country renowned for it’s transgender population. Home to many of the worlds best sexual reassignment surgeons, Thailand has an open and accepting culture towards those confused about their sexuality, and while many Thais may look upon ladyboys (Kathoey’s in Thai) as social misfits,...
recent from orthopedic surgery
Nanofibers Promote Growth Of Cartilage
Scientists have developed a new nanofiber gel that promotes the growth of cartilage in damaged joints, without the need for expensive growth factors.
The nanoscopic material is injected into the joint where it stimulates bone marrow cells to produce cartilage containing type II collagen. Type II collagen is...
Scientists have developed a new nanofiber gel that promotes the growth of cartilage in damaged joints, without the need for expensive growth factors.
The nanoscopic material is injected into the joint where it stimulates bone marrow cells to produce cartilage containing type II collagen. Type II collagen is...
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Three Obese Americans Lose 427 Lbs In China
As part of an unusual weight-loss program based on traditional therapies and treatments, three morbidly obese Americans made the big move to China in hope to drop their excess pounds.
The three men, Alonzo Bland, 33, and brothers Walt, 56, and David Anderson, 50, moved to the northern Chinese city of...
As part of an unusual weight-loss program based on traditional therapies and treatments, three morbidly obese Americans made the big move to China in hope to drop their excess pounds.
The three men, Alonzo Bland, 33, and brothers Walt, 56, and David Anderson, 50, moved to the northern Chinese city of...
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