Government regulations can actually hinder the growth of medical tourism by making it more difficult for patients to travel to other countries for treatment.

India is expected to be the leading destination for medical tourism by 2025 due to its low costs, high quality of care, and strong infrastructure.

Medical tourism is the term used to describe the practice of traveling to another country for medical treatment.

Convenience is not a benefit of medical tourism, as it can be time-consuming and expensive to travel to another country for treatment.

All of the above are challenges facing the growth of medical tourism.

Telemedicine is the term used to describe the practice of using telemedicine to provide medical care to patients in remote areas.

Improved quality of care is not a benefit of telemedicine, as it can be difficult to provide the same level of care remotely as in person.

All of the above are challenges facing the growth of telemedicine.

AI-powered healthcare is the term used to describe the practice of using artificial intelligence (AI) to diagnose and treat diseases.

Lower costs is not a benefit of AI-powered healthcare, as it can be expensive to develop and implement AI-powered healthcare systems.

All of the above are challenges facing the growth of AI-powered healthcare.

Blockchain healthcare is the term used to describe the practice of using blockchain technology to secure and share patient data.

Lower costs is not a benefit of blockchain healthcare, as it can be expensive to develop and implement blockchain healthcare systems.

All of the above are challenges facing the growth of blockchain healthcare.

VR/AR in healthcare is the term used to describe the practice of using virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) to provide medical training and education.