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Medical Tourism Business Projected To Grow Eightfold By 2010, Study Finds  The number of people in the U.S. who plan to travel abroad for medical care, where the costs for various medical and surgical procedures often are comparatively lower, is projected to increase by eight times by 2010, according to a recent study by the Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

Studies Show Strain of Medical Bills  As Washington debates the best way to avert an economic meltdown, increasing numbers of Americans are struggling with another financial crisis: the growing burden of unpaid medical bills.

Access to Care program requests county, city help with deficit  Access to Care, a nonprofit program that helps uninsured adults with free medical care in Summit County, is running out of money.

Clemson and Oconee Medical Center offer new program on chronic health conditions  SENECA -- Clemson University and Oconee Medical Centers Wellness Center are offering a free health education program to help people who have chronic health conditions.

Ahead of the Bell: Natus Medical downgraded   A Needham and Co. analyst downgraded shares of Natus Medical Inc. Wednesday, saying he expects the medical device maker be hurt if hospitals decrease their spending in 2009.

Homeless man who died in Winnipeg ER had bladder infection; inquest called  Manitoba's chief medical examiner called an inquest Wednesday into why a homeless man who died of a bladder infection sat unnoticed by staff for 34 hours in the emergency waiting room of a Winnipeg hospital.

Medical Examiner Takes The Stand In Nixzmary Brown Trial  The medical examiner took the stand today in the murder trial of Nixzmary Brown's mother, Nixzaliz Santiago. The ME described the condition of the seven-year-old girl's body after she was discovered dead in January 2006, in her family's Brooklyn home.

Health insurance costs grow more gradually in 2008  WASHINGTON -- Health insurance premiums rose a modest 5 percent this year for coverage that's getting skimpier, researchers say.

Painkiller May Prevent Diabetes-Related Retinal Damage  Copyright �� 2008 ScoutNews LLC. All rights reserved. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 24 HealthDay News -- The painkiller pentazocine may help prevent diabetes-related retinal damage that leads to vision loss, according to Medical College of Georgia researchers.

Grants help health dept expand dental area  Dental and medical services from the Hancock County Health Department will expand with the completion of an addition to their building later this fall.

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