Figures from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) show that about half of all adults in the US (117 million people) suffer from one or more chronic health conditions. The cost of caring for chronically ill patients which includes drugs, procedures and hospitalisation is a major financial drain
Medical tourism is fast becoming a global phenomenon, especially for Americans. Many people are leaving their countries to go and seek healthcare and treatment elsewhere. The reasons for the increased popularity in seeking treatment abroad include affordability, higher quality of care and better access to care. The increasing number of medical tourists
In 1984, the first official diagnosis of HIV was made. The disease quickly spread, especially through mother-to-child transmission (MTCT). In 1988, the first HIV-exposed infant in Thailand was born. Up to the mid-90s, the rate of MTCT rose to 20 to 40 percent, which was considered an epidemic wave of
Many Americans are showing great interest in medical treatments and therapies in foreign countries. For the last few years, it has become a reasonable choice and a sensible option for many. Sadly, the goal of improving their health and general well being or that of their loved ones is unaffordable
Unique Access Medical is not a treatment provider. Results vary between patients and a particular outcome represented here is not guaranteed for any patient.
