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PR: 5

Hospital Impact
What will it take for hospitals to be the best run organization on the face of the planet?
Date added: 10/05/07 | http://www.hospitalimpact.org

PR: 4

Laparoscopy Hospital - The Premier Institute for Laparoscopic Treatment Training and Research
Laparoscopic surgery at Laparoscopy Hospital is performed using state-of-the-art laparoscopic equipment by highly qualified laparoscopic surgeons. We are at the forefront of new technique development for the treatment of various diseases by minimal access surgery. We treat patients from all over world. Laparoscopy Hospital aims to provide the highest standard of care and service to our patients, and has a reputation for doing quality minimal access surgery at an affordible cost.
Date added: 03/09/08 | http://www.laparoscopyhospital.com/

PR: 7

Mayo Clinic
The Mayo Clinic Web site describes treatment options for medical conditions in all specialties and summarizes clinical research. Mayo Clinic has locations in Rochester, Minnesota; Jacksonville, Florida and Arizona.
Date added: 11/04/07 | http://www.mayoclinic.org/

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