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UK tightens noose on foreigners’ access to health care

United Kingdom, February 27: The UK government announced that it will tighten access of overseas visitors to stated funded health care.

UK faces brain drain in the next decade

United Kingdom, February 23: Britain will face severe brain drain of its scientists to the US due to cuts in research budgets, warns a group of senior scientists of the US.

Immigrants in Canada concerned about failing health

Canada, February 18: A large number of immigrants in Canada are feeling concerned about their deteriorating health in the new country.

Tough rules to address Canada’s housing boom

Canada, February 16: Canadian government is all set to announce new tougher rules that will make it difficult for Canadians not only to own a house but also prevent them from piling up too heavy debt, stated a government official.

Canada health care ranks poor-Study

Canada, February 13: Canada is placed at 23rd among the 30 countries in terms of health care system in the country, reveals a latest report by Canadian and European researchers.

US Immigrants health care costs lesser than natives-Study

United States, February 12: The costs of health care for immigrants are much less than the costs for natives of the US, a latest study published in the ‘Health Affairs’ journal has found.

New Canadian immigrants face lower risk of stroke

Canada, February 10: According to latest findings, new immigrants to Canada are less likely to suffer a premature stroke as compared to long-term citizens of the country.

Sustained rate of immigration beneficial for Australia’s economy

Australia, February 5: A selective skilled migration is in the interest of Australian economy as it will prove beneficial for the overburdened infrastructure and environment of the country.

Australia’s aging population will force to look for overseas citizens

Australia, February 1: Australia will look for inviting overseas citizens in the wake of increasing aged population of Australia by 2050.

Vancouver’s economy to lead Canada in 2010

Vancouver, Canada, January 28: As per the latest annual report by the Conference Board of Canada, Vancouver will lead economic growth in Canada.

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