By Meggen Harris -Forbeslife (5-16-26) (Reprinted) Rising healthcare costs, insurance complexity, and burnout are pushing some Americans to explore life abroad in search of more accessible care, lower stress, and a better quality of life. For decades, Americans largely accepted the idea that the world’s most expensive healthcare system was simply the price of innovation, specialization and … [Read more...]
Medical Tourism Market Size to Hit USD 273.7 Billion, Globally, by 2032 at 10.1% CAGR: Allied Market Research
Reprinted - PR Newswire, 4-28-26 The global medical tourism market is witnessing rapid growth, driven by the availability of advanced medical technologies, rising awareness of medical tourism, and the affordability of treatment in developing countries. Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Medical Tourism Market, By Product (Dental Treatment, Cosmetic Treatment, Cardiovascular … [Read more...]
Cayman: The Wellness Capital of the Caribbean
Repost-By Cayman Compass contributor Melissa Quinn -13 April 2026 The mineral pool at Watermark, Grand Cayman The Cayman Islands has become the ultimate wellness destination within the Caribbean, offering access to cutting-edge technologies, luxurious treatments, refined services and the newest global health trends. With nearly 200 businesses operating across the Islands within the … [Read more...]
President Ali Unveils Caribbean’s First Drone Healthcare Network
Reprinted: St. Kitts & Nevis Observer 8-29-2025 Guyana is moving ahead with a bold plan to use drones for delivering blood and other urgent medical supplies across the country. President Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali said the system will be running nationwide within six months. It will help save lives by cutting delays in getting blood to hospitals, especially in far-off places like Port … [Read more...]
How a Jamaican student invented a self-disinfecting door handle for hospitals: ‘Design that fits reality’
Reprinted: The Guardian, 8-12-2025 Today, Rayvon Stewart’s model is celebrated as a symbol of the Caribbean’s growing science and technology talent pool When the Jamaican university student Rayvon Stewart invented a workable model for a door handle that could disinfect itself after every touch, it was hailed as a potential gamechanger for hospitals, hotels and other businesses, with … [Read more...]
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