Surgery at Affordable cost

With the boom of Medical Tourism, India is quickly becoming one of the favorite destinations for a medical traveler.  Breakthrough in cardiac surgery has attracted the major population of the world to this beautiful country. With rapidly expanding infrastructure, clinical expertise and international standard implementation, India is servicing healthcare needs, at reasonable costs. In the recent past, many countries have experienced shortage in Specialty Care Providers, which has in turn restricted their access to quality and cost-effective medical care. In sharp contrast to this, India has always looked at increasing the number and availability of Specialty Care thus avoiding the problem of a shortage of medical professionals. The availability of Clinical expertise at rock bottom prices, (when compared to similar procedures done in western countries) supported by internationally trained and educated Doctors, has ensured the steady rise of foreign patients opting for Ind...

Dimple creation It is a lovely to see a smiling face with a cute dimple. Dimples do make your face cute and attractive.  A dimple is in reality a kind of birth defect caused by a shorter muscle because of some fault in the development of subcutaneous connective tissue. The muscle is shorter in length in people having dimples on their face whereas the size of muscle is normal in the people who do not have dimples. Dimples can be on the other parts of body but they are not of much importance as of the face is may be because they are easily visible on the face. Babies commonly have dimples, but sometimes these disappear as the muscles lengthen with age. There is something in the genetic makeup that determines if you might get dimples. The dimple gene is a dominant gene which means that if one of your parents has dimples then you probably get them as well. It's simply a hereditary thing that is passed down from generation to generation. Most commonly, people with dimple...

A recent study shows that every sixth diabetic in the world is an Indian, thus crowing India as the world’s diabetes capital. There are over 50 million Indians counted from the world’s 285 million diabetic patients. The disease is found to be affecting more and more young people especially those in the working age group, thus making it an economic burden. Diabetes is like an epidemic and if it is not contained initially, the results can be devastating. It has been found that diabetes can be more dangerous than any other disease including HIV. Almost every household in the country reports of one or two diabetics. While looking at Diabetic charts, India is right on top with 50.8million diabetics, followed by China at 43.2 million patients and US at 26.8 million people suffering from the deadly disease. It has been estimated that the disease would cost the world economy at least $376 Billion in 2010. This accounts to about 11.6% of the world’s healthcare expenditure. By 2030, this number ...