> Go do a google search for something like "best children's hospitals in the world." So I did that, and noticed something weird. Here's a list of '30 best' ht

> Go do a google search for something like "best children's hospitals in the world." So I did that, and noticed something weird. Here's a list of '30 best' http://www.topmastersinhealthcare.com/30-most-technologically-advanced-childrens-hospitals-in-the-world/ http://www.topmastersinhealthcare.com/30-most-technologicall... So, the weird thing? They're all in English-speaking nations, with the exception of one that is in Israel (which has strong medico-political ties with the US and a lot of English speakers anyway). The whole of Europe outside the UK doesn't rate, not even Germany or Sweden. The problem with these kinds of lists is that they're so Americo-centric to begin with, most probably because they're written by Americans. It's like how the "World Series" in baseball has only a token attempt at including other countries.