Following the approval of Toripalimab by the Food and Drug Administration, two more Chinese-made cancer drugs have received approval for distribution in the US.
Probably the same, if not more. Plus any visa you get is going to max out at 90 days, meaning you have to leave and reenter China which racks up more expenses.
Yeah, but that’s simple border hopping for a day or two to get quick dental work. Cancer treatments take months if not years, and it would be an insane workaround to try and get it to work.
Out of curiosity, what’s it cost to fly to China, grab a long-term hotel room, and get treatment there for a foreign national?
Probably the same, if not more. Plus any visa you get is going to max out at 90 days, meaning you have to leave and reenter China which racks up more expenses.
Many people already go to Mexico for dental work so I imagine it’s possible to do something similar with China, if your medical bills are high enough.
Yeah, but that’s simple border hopping for a day or two to get quick dental work. Cancer treatments take months if not years, and it would be an insane workaround to try and get it to work.
That’s true. But also this is US healthcare we’re talking about so I’d believe it if flying to China works out to be cheaper for someone lol
I’ve heard Iran is very good for medical tourism.
$8k is for a single dose though. If a full course of treatment is more than one or two doses…