Everyone thinks that healthcare is the same throughout the world. But unfortunately, not so. Although the tenets of healthcare and its founding principles are universally the same, the quality, cost and time involved for treatment vary geographically. India is the forefront of quality healthcare, offering clinical services on par with the rest of the world. albeit at a

Dramatic changes have occurred over the past 25 years in the disease patterns in India. In the 90s, almost 50% of the deaths were due to communicable, nutritional, maternal and neonatal diseases like tuberculosis, diarrhoea, anaemia etc. These still contribute to 1/3 of the deaths in the country. But with India's economic development, there has been a drastic