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March 2007
RIAS increases age limits
Patients removed from NHS waiting list stats
Boost to Singapore medical tourism
Action needed to combat sexual health crisis
Britain's baby death rate blamed on obesity
Green tea provides prostate cancer hope
Genes may be to blame for drug addiction
Pre-natal vitamins reduce child cancer risk
UK and India strengthen ties
Hip replacements among obese patients
South Korea attracts more medical tourists
Costa Rica hospital promotes services
Nice says no to lung cancer treatment
Obesity surgery patients need support
Obesity surgery can produce memory loss
Parents should know about contraception
New website focuses on obesity surgery
Hip replacement success down to genes
Stem cell treatment hope to eye patien
Private clinics to operate in supermarkets
Private midwives threatened by new rules
NHS could force patients to go private
Scots face hip replacement delays
Caribbean to invest in medical tourism
Private medical screening controls proposed
Cyprus clinics involved in medical tourism
Disc transplant is spinal surgery first
Heart surgery uncertainty could cost lives
Singapore offers 'world-class healthcare
Ante-natal classes under pressure
UK prepares for 'Female Viagra'
Study denies shoulder surgery myths
Pensioner hails Indian hip replacement
Green tea 'could prevent HIV'
Fish oils can help protect the heart
Urine test for prostate cancer screening
Research 'is key' to cosmetic surgery
Cosmetic surgery branches into eyebrows
Big Apple tempts cosmetic surgery patients
Cosmetic surgery on the rise as prices fall
Doctor gives advice on tummy-tucks
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Breast enlargement linked to self esteem
Size 12 'perfect' for women
Cosmetic surgery information evening
Cosmetic dentistry Hollywood smiles
Dentists still opting for private work
Watchdog to investigate care of elderly
HSA introduces screening for health cash plan
L&G injects new life into critical illness
Cost is barrier to health screening for women
HSA’s new Dental Plan a success
HSA incubator helps little lives
Bright Grey enters business protection market
Paymentshield launch hybrid policy
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BUPA space travel insurance
Just Retirement enter protection market
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Stress highlights need for income protection
BUPA advertising targets younger audience
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Royal Liver backs Capital of Culture
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Travel insurers are ageist
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Launch of InterGlobal Insurance Company
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£92 million paid in critical illness claims
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UK public losing faith in NHS dental care
Life market ignoring special risk cases
Tesco offers free annual travel cover
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NHS staff would not be patients in own trust
New income protection plan for self-employed
2 million unable to find NHS dentist
Patients are losing out says BDA
FCO travel advice for Philippines
Thomas Cook launches travel insurance
Greenbee Life Cover
L&G pull out of health cash market
New advertising campaign from BUPA
Cromwell Hospital pioneers brain surgery tool
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RIAS increases age limits

RIAS
From Ist May, RIAS, who offer special policies for older travellers, are increasing age limits.
 
For travellers buying single trip cover the age limit rises from 89 to 99.
 
For those buying annual cover, the age limit rises from 79 to 89.
 
Travel insurance: News update: March 2007
 
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