Florida Passes Medical Tourism Bill

The Florida House of Representative has unanimously passed a bill put up for consideration earlier this month that would allow the state to market as a destination for medical procedures, according to a report from CBS Miami.

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The bill was introduced to the House earlier this month. It will now go to the Florida Senate for consideration.

If passed, the bill would allow the state to spend $3.5 million in state funds to promote medical facilities in Florida in an effort to attract tourism to the state, according to the report.

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