For those unfamiliar with the term, health tourism refers to the practice in which people will travel to different countries seeking medical procedures and treatments — but what’s the draw? According ...

Medical tourism is nothing new. People have been seeking more affordable, sometimes higher-quality care for as long as humans could cross borders. In today’s world that usually means travel to foreign ...

Over the last decade, medical tourism has grown in popularity in Western culture. With healthcare costs increasing in the US, many Americans are seeking out destinations where quality procedures are ...

"I flew to Turkey to get the most in-depth checkup of my life, and it was the greatest thing I've ever done for my health and my bank account," says content creator Bryn Elise in the opening of a ...

Objectives Outward medical tourism is when people seek medical treatment in a different country to the one they live in. We aimed to identify all studies that describe the impact on the UK National ...

Rising medical expenses are spurring an increasing number of Americans to travel abroad for procedures to receive similar care at a more affordable cost. Medical tourism has been popular for several ...

If you believe some internet sources, medical tourism begins and ends with planes full of middle-aged men returning from abroad with bandage-wrapped heads, having made vacations out of their elective ...

In recent decades, the global health care landscape has shifted dramatically. Leading institutions once defined by their local excellence have begun reaching beyond national borders to bring care ...

The postoperative complications of medical tourism may be costing the NHS up to £20,000 per patient, suggest the findings of a rapid review of the available data, published in the open access journal ...

If you believe some internet sources, medical tourism begins and ends with planes full of middle-aged men returning from abroad with bandage-wrapped heads, having made vacations out of their elective ...