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Bagchi, S. (2008). Growth generates health care challenges in booming India. Canadian Medical Association. Journal. 178(8), 981-983. 

Birch, D. W., Vu, L., Karmali, S., Stoklossa, C. J., & Sharma, A. M. (2010).  Medical tourism in bariatric surgery.  The American Journal of Surgery 199(5): 604-608.

Bishop, R. and J. Litch.  (2000, Apr 8). Medical Tourism can do harm (Personal View).  British Medical Journal. 320, 1017.

Bryant, R.  (2002). Despite turbulent times, Dead Sea draws medical tourism. Dermatology Times, 23(2), 8.

Bramstedt, K. A. (2007). Supporting organ transplantation in non-resident aliens within limits. American Journal of Transplantation. 22(2), 75-81.

Bramstedt, K. A., & Xu, J. (2007). Checklist: passport, plane ticket, organ transplant.  American Journal of Transplantation. 7(7), 1698-1701.  

Castonguay, G. and A. Brown.  (1993). Plastic surgery tourism proving a boon for Costa Rica’s surgeons.  Canadian Medical Association Journal. 148(1), 74-76.

Cheung, I., and Wilson, A. (2007). Arthroplasty tourism. Medical Journal of Australia. 187(11/12), 666-7. 

Hippen, B. E., & Taylor, J. S. (2007). In defense of transplantation: a reply to Nancy Scheper-Hughes. American Journal of Transplantation. 7(7), 1695-1697.

Johnson, O. (2002, July 6).  Bogotá launches health tourism project. British Medical Journal. 325(7354), 10.

Jones, J. W., & McCullough, L. B. (2007). What to do when a patient’s international care goes south? Journal of Vascular Surgery 46(5): 1077-1079.

Kangas, B.  (2007). Hope from abroad in the international medical travel of Yemeni patients.  Anthropology & Medicine. 14(3), 293-305.

Karshier, H. (1996).  German doctors protest against “organ tourism”.  British Medical journal 313(7068), 1282. 

Knopper, M. (2008). Medical Tourism Promotes R&R (rest and recuperation). Clinician Reviews. 18(5), 8-9.

Milstein, A., & Smith, M. (2006). America's new refugees — seeking affordable surgery offshore. The New England Journal of Medicine. 355(16), 1637-1640.

Mudur, G. (2004).  Hospitals in India woo foreign patients. Bristish  Medical Journal. 326, 520.

Nursing & Allied Health Source. (2007). Dental "Tourism" to reach 2.5 million mark in 2007 RDH, 26. 

O’Connell, B. (2007). Have teeth will travel: dental tourism – informing the public.  Journal of the Irish Dental Association.  53(4), 180-183.  

Parshall, A. (1995, Dec 9). Controversy over psychiatric tourism.  British Medical Journal. 311, 1567.

Pennings, G. (2004).  Legal harmonization and reproductive tourism in Europe.  Human Reproductions. 19(12), 2689-2694.

Stephens, S.  (2008). Healing the world: Reverse medical tourism.  Magazine of Physical Therapy. 16(9), 26-29.

Suchdev, P, K. Ahrens, E. Click, L. Macklin, D. Evangelista, & Graham E. (2007)  A model for sustainable short-term international medical trips. Ambulatory Pediatrics. 7, 317-320.
 
Taquri, A. (2007). Medical tourism and the Libyan National Health Services.  Libyan Journal of Medicine.

Turner, L.  (2007).  Medical tourism: Family medicine and international health-related travel.  Canadian Family Physician. 53, 1639-41.

Unti, J. (2008).  Medical and surgical tourism: The new world of health care globalization and what it means for the practicing surgeon.  Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons, 94(4), 18-25.  American College of Surgeons.   

Urology Times. (2008). Medical tourists receive HIFU treatment abroad.  Urology Times. 36(9), 12.

 

 

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