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By Shaun Ryan

It’s no secret that tourism is the lifeblood of the Sunshine State’s economy.

According to Visit Florida, the state’s official tourism marketing corporation, more than 140 million nonresidents visit each year.

The reasons are varied but unsurprising. The most popular attractions include beaches and waterfront activities, shopping, sightseeing and theme parks.

However, among a select population, there is a lesser-known — though notable — reason to travel to Florida: medical tourism.

Though this is often associated with the relative costs of medical care between countries, quality of care ranks high for those coming to the United States.

The National Institutes of Health has found an increase in medical tourism in recent years, though actual statistics remain elusive.

Here in Northeast Florida, the rich abundance and reputation of hospitals and other medical facilities, cutting-edge innovation, physicians an