Medical Centers in Agra to Tout Medical Packages:
In the hope of cashing in on the modern trend of medical tourism by providing cheap health care, hospitals and medical centers in Agra are affiliating themselves with well-established institutions.  They are also offering plans for medical travel insurance in India and medical packages in India to attract growing numbers of medical tourists.  Over the past year, numerous hospitals providing medical services to Indians, with or without medical travel insurance in India, have been set up.  And then there are the mushrooming world class super specialty hospitals that hope to entice medical tourists from abroad with attractive medical packages in India.

Alliances to Make Cheap Health Care a Reality :
Ravi Pachauri, director of the Fortis Hospital, Noida, and Ravi Hospital, Agra, predicts that, with these forthcoming amenities, Agra will soon be an established center for medical tourism offering cheap health care and probably, the most attractive medical packages in India.  Some of the more illustrious alliances already in place are:

    * Fortis Hospital, Noida, and Ravi Hospital, Agra
    * Apollo Hospitals and Pankaj Mahendru- Apollo Pankaj
    * Mefcom Agro Ind, USA, and Kamayani Patients Care India

Other hospitals that have updated their facilities and their services to prepare for the influx of medical tourists in search of cheap health care and medical packages in India are Pushpanjali, Heritage, Metro, Shanti Ved, GG Nursing Home, Pareek's, Sarkar's, and Nawal Kishore's.

Medical Travel Insurance in India - Another Perk for Medical Tourism in the Country :
Research centers and medical training establishments are sprouting up by the dozen.  This development along with affordable rates, shorter queues for organs and procedures, and medical travel insurance in India, point to a bright future for the Indian medical tourism industry.

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 Agra Health & Safety

Agra is a relatively safe place for tourists to visit.  Having said this, there are certain precautions that should be taken in order to ensure a smooth trip through the Uttar Pardesh.  Like always, common sense is the most important tool to be used for staying safe.

            Although petty theft and street crime does occasionally occur in Agra, people should not avoid travel to this city because of this reason.  Instead, they should follow a few basic rules and avoid these situations.  Avoid wearing expensive jewelry, carrying large amounts of cash, looking flashy, or causing a scene.  Drawing unneeded attention to one’s self is never a good idea.  Pickpockets thrive in crowded areas such as markets, bus stations, and train stations.  In these areas, women should keep purses or bags close to their sides and men should store wallets in front instead of rear pockets.

            Avoid walking alone at night (especially women).  This is a general recommendation for any unfamiliar area, but should be followed in Agra as well.  If traveling with a group is no

CS Agra becomes CS Health : The 'Agra' roots of the company come down to its parent, Caudill Seed Company. Working closely with Brassica Protection Products, CS Health has developed broccoli varieties that are exceptionally rich in glucoraphanin, the precursor to sulforaphane.

Sulforaphane was first discovered by scientists at John Hopkins University School of Medicine in 1992, and a raft of scientific studies have indicated SGS (sulforaphane glucosinolate) found in broccoli sprouts to be a long-lasting anti-oxidant and detoxifier, and to contribute to the integrity of cells, promoting the body's immune defense systems for overall health and well being.

CS Health and Brassica's three-day old broccoli plants are said to provide 20 times the concentration of SGS as found in adult broccoli. They have previously been available in several markets as retail packaged foods BroccoSprouts and Brassica Teas with sgs.