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Mandela served $660 utilities bill
Times of India The council had sent a bill demanding Rand6,468.48 ($660) from the 95-year-old peace icon who has been in a Pretoria hospital for nearly two months for a recurring lung infection. The City of Johannesburg on Monday said that a pre-termination notice … Johannesburg apologises to MandelaOneindia Johannesburg apologises to Mandela over ‘termination of electricity connection …Newstrack India Johannesburg apologises to Nelson Mandela for billing blunderDaily News & Analysis SmartCompany.com.au all 80 news articles » |
Comment: Waking the dead? Things you should know about dying – SBS
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Comment: Waking the dead? Things you should know about dying
SBS Obviously, it all got much harder when laws were introduced that defined two distinct kinds of death – circulatory (traditional) death and the new kid on the block, brain death. Brain death is the ‘irreversible cessation of all function of the person’s … |
Waking the dead? Some things you should know about dying – SBS
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Waking the dead? Some things you should know about dying
SBS Obviously, it all got much harder when laws were introduced that defined two distinct kinds of death – circulatory (traditional) death and the new kid on the block, brain death. Brain death is the ‘irreversible cessation of all function of the person’s … |
ORGAN DONATION – SpeakingTree (blog)
ORGAN DONATIONSpeakingTree (blog)Firstly from the donor point of view do not harbor the feeling that organ donation is a charity. By pledging to donate an organ after death, we do not do any charity. We simply return a tool (faculty) which was a gift f…
It breaks their heart to let go – Daily News & Analysis
It breaks their heart to let go
Daily News & Analysis It has been 16 years since seven odd hospitals in Mumbai were granted permission by the state health department to conduct heart and lung transplants. But not a single surgery has been done so far. In 2012, for the first time, the Hinduja Hospital … ZTCC non-functional, cadaver transplant a non-starterTimes of India |
New Market Report: PharmaPoint: Chronic Heart Failure – US Drug Forecast and … – USPRwire (press release)
New Market Report: PharmaPoint: Chronic Heart Failure – US Drug Forecast and …
USPRwire (press release) [USPRwire, Mon Aug 05 2013] GlobalData has released its new Country report, “PharmaPoint: Chronic Heart Failure – US Drug Forecast and Market Analysis to 2022″. The chronic heart failure (CHF) market is a mature market that has been slowly overtaken … |
Organ donation pledge was their only wedding gift – Times of India
Organ donation pledge was their only wedding gift
Times of India “We have made a commitment to each other, with our friends and relatives as our witnesses, that our eyes, body, and anything and everything that can be used in service of the society shall be donated after our death. This way, our wedding day will … |
DIPP may seek information from DCGI to manufacture generic version of … – Economic Times
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DIPP may seek information from DCGI to manufacture generic version of …
Economic Times Indian companies have already developed biological products such as rituximab and pegylated interferon. There are several manufacturers who have trastuzumab in the pipeline as well,” said Leena Menghaney of Medecins Sans Frontieres, an international … |
Doctors at WVU warn about the signs of Congestive Heart Failure – WOWK
Doctors at WVU warn about the signs of Congestive Heart FailureWOWKHe allegedly Tased some teenagers at a church camp in July. The deputy was not on duty, according to Putnam County Sheriff Steve Deweese, but he was a camp counselor and pastor at the c…
Cadaver donation sees spurt in 7 months – Times of India
Cadaver donation sees spurt in 7 months
Times of India Liver transplant physician Sheetal Dhadphale Mahajani said, “The current organ donation rate from brain dead donors in India is 0.05 per million (about 50 cadaver donors per year) as against countries like Spain which have donation rate of 33 per … It breaks their heart to let goDaily News & Analysis |