I remember it well, Dr. Chrisian Bernhard 1967 & the patient actually lived a year or so. But it was a great start.
I goofed there, his name was Louis Washkanski and he only lived 18 days. Still a great feat at the time.
Let's separate the apples from the oranges. If you had a fatal disease, one that was treatable if diagnosed properly at the outset, would you prefer to have the critical diagnostic medical check up with a doctor trained in Bangladesh, Ceylon, or Canada? England, South Africa, or Canada?