health care in india
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2010
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Abstract
The modern medical facilities in India are of such good quality that the National Health Service of the UK is negotiating with many corporate hospitals in India to get their patients on the long waiting lists to be flown to India for elective surgery. Be that as it may, health is not contigent on the availability of medical technology but contigent on basic provisions; clean water, three square meals a day, freedom from the effects of pollution and the skills to earn a living.
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| Authors | ;BM Hegde |
| Journal | translational behavioral medicine |
| Year | 2010 |
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