To either sell for meat or to sell body parts into the traditional medicine trade.
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a trade group representing fertility doctors, doesn't have a policy on doctors making the loans.
They advocate a weaker dollar as medicine for the trade deficit, often blaming it for more economic problems than we actually have.
UN, EU and US sanctions targeting Iran's nuclear programme exempt trade in medicine for humanitarian reasons.
Or developed a spa around Chinese medicine and fair-trade products?
But if they make African medicine more effective and boost trade to boot, that will be no mean achievement.
Several hundred doctors offer chelation in the autism market, many of them certified by a trade group called the American College for Advancement in Medicine.
After a visit to Cuba, America's Senate minority leader, Tom Daschle, called for an easing of the United States' embargo on trade with the island to allow exports of food and medicine.
Meanwhile, he moves slowly, and with minimal fanfare, to privatise state assets, to squeeze the public payroll, to curb the trade unions and generally to administer the sort of liberal medicine South Africa needs.
She said this trade-off might be more acceptable if the financial savings were redirected to other aspects of HIV medicine.
In this study, carried out in 2002, scientists from the UK's University of Edinburgh and Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York, the US, examined 38 women who were pregnant while at or near the World Trade Center when it was attacked.
"The developed countries must avoid a sterile triumphalism or a one-medicine-cures-all prescription, " Singapore Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) meeting in Bangkok last week.
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