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Sep

THE QUICK FIX FOR CORONAVIRUS: WEIGHT LOSS SURGERY

It takes a pandemic to recognize a pandemic. Now that the meaning of the word is fully understood globally, it will be easier to understand that the increased risk factors in a subset of the population is none other than metabolic disease. It is these that are most likely to deve...

Sep

Regulating Health Tourism: World leaders meet in Tijuana.

The CDC travel warning has now increase to another 30 cases reported in Canada of patients returning home with surgical infections with Antibacterial-Resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa after having weight loss surg...

Sep

Eighteen-year-old Mexican creates “magic” bra that detects breast cancer.

Winning the competitionThe eighteen-year-old Mexican, Julián Ríos, has won $ 20,000 for getting first place in the Global Student Entrepreneurs' Awards with his project. With the collaboration of Higia a Mexican biosensor company that detects breast...

Sep

One of the Best Bariatric Hospitals for Gastric Surgery

Gastric surgery is a safe, effective solution that can produce life-changing results for those who struggle with weight gain and obesity. But if you aren't careful about which Mexico medical center you choose for your procedure, then you could face several problems dow...

Sep

Article of Dr. Ortiz in Entrepreneur Magazine

“With technology I can take my business to unimaginable places and help more patients. ”Ariel is pioneer in the surgery that helps people lose weight. More than 16 years ago, still a resident, he started to specialize in the placement of the gastric band, and when the...

Sep

ASMBS and Medical Tourism

Traveling out of the country for surgery? Worried about safety? Complications? Results? Lost in the abundance of published websites and don't know how to rate them objectively? Prices too good to be true? According to a statement from the American Society for Metabol...

Sep

30 Minutes That Can Save Your Life!

Bariatric Surgery as preventionObesity has reached epidemic proportions in the United States, Canada and Mexico, as well as in many other countries around the world. The most rapidly growing segment of the obese population is the severely obese (morbidly obese). The health conseq...

Sep

Thinking Surgery or Not to Lose Weight?

Weight Lost Surgery and the benefits of ExercisingIf you're thinking about it, talk to your doctor about the benefits and risks, and whether it’s a good idea for you. After weight loss surgery, success is a long-term project. But if you can stick with a healthy diet an...

Sep

Obesity Control Center: A Nation’s Challenge to for Weight Loss.

Few Mexican doctors have appeared in United States media as much as Ariel Ortiz, director of a Tijuana Hospital named Obesity Control Center (OCC), which has over a decade track record of successfully treating patients from the United States seeking weight-loss su...

Sep

Obesity Control Center and Dr Ariel Ortiz Awarded Center of Excellence Designation by the U.S.A.

RALEIGH, NC - Surgical Review Corporation (SRC) announced the first centers in Mexico to achieve the center of excellence designation. The Obesity Control Center in Tijuana successfully completed a rigorous review process to ensure compliance with the requi...

Sep

Surgery in Mexico? Facts and Myths

Anybody can have a website these days claiming to be the best. In difficult times like these, dirt cheap pricing on life changing procedures like weight-loss and plastic surgery can be very enticing. Don't jump on the opportunity just yet and read this article. First things...

Sep

Global Healthcare, a New Reality.

The term “Health Tourism” may fall short of the actual phenomena that has happened in the health sector in the United States and around the world. The demand for qualified medical services has driven thousands of patients to travel outside the United States seeking be...

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