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Bangladeshi Patients: Bangla Patients Form 17% Of Pvt Hosp Opd Footfall | Kolkata News - Vimarsana News

Bangladeshi Patients: Bangla Patients Form 17% Of Pvt Hosp Opd Footfall | Kolkata News

Kolkata: Patients from Bangladesh now comprise nearly 17% of the total OPD footfall across Kolkata’s private hospitals which is the highest ever — a r.

Vietnam mulls upgrading hospitals to lure foreign patients - Vimarsana News

Vietnam mulls upgrading hospitals to lure foreign patients

Vietnam is considering upgrading top hospitals to reduce the number of locals travelling abroad and to attract more foreign patients, Xinhua quoted local media reports on Monday.

1.2 million foreign patients treated in Iranian hospitals: Health minister - Vimarsana News

1.2 million foreign patients treated in Iranian hospitals: Health minister

Today, Iran is one of the best countries in the field of health, not only in the region but also in the world, Minister Bahram Einollahi said.

Source: presstv.ir
Migrant health rights: struggle far from over after lan... - Vimarsana News

Migrant health rights: struggle far from over after lan...

In a landmark decision the Gauteng High Court recently confirmed the rights of all pregnant and lactating women and children under six to access services for free at all levels of care. This sets a good precedent for migrant health rights. We explain the build-up to the court proceedings and wh...

OPINION | Struggle for migrant health rights still far from over after landmark judgment - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Struggle for migrant health rights still far from over after landmark judgment

In a landmark court decision, the Gauteng High Court recently confirmed the rights of all pregnant and lactating women and children under age six to access services for free at all levels of care. The court order sets a good precedent for migrant health rights going forward, writes Mbali Baduza and Kholofelo Mphahlele.

Source: news24.com