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Nelson Mandela not in pain, wife says
Times of India “Madiba sometimes has been uncomfortable, but he has never been in pain,” she said using Mandela’s clan name. The former president, who turns 95 later this month, was rushed to hospital on June 8 with a recurring lung infection. He has since been on … |
One pint of beer improves heart health – Times of India
Times of IndiaOne pint of beer improves heart healthTimes of IndiaDrinking just one pint of beer is enough to boost the condition of the blood vessels around the heart, a new study has revealed. Arteries become more flexible and blood flow improves wit…
Substance found in turmeric protects premature infants' lungs – India.Com Health
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Substance found in turmeric protects premature infants’ lungs
India.Com Health Washington (ANI): A new study led by an Indian researcher has found that a substance in turmeric, curcumin, may provide lasting protection against potentially deadly lung damage in premature infants. Premature infants often need the assistance of … |
Woman gets her life back after stem cell transplant frees her from effects of … – Perth Now
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Woman gets her life back after stem cell transplant frees her from effects of …
Perth Now She believes an experimental stem cell transplant has freed up her limbs from the effects of scleroderma – when the immune system attacks victims’ skin so it hardens and cannot move. It can affects joints and lead to organ failure. The jury is out on … |
What Patronizing False Concern Looks Like – Raw Story
What Patronizing False Concern Looks LikeRaw StoryYes, this exam is expensive and medically unnecessary, but we have to make sure you really want to have that sex. At XX Factor today, I have a post up explaining how the anti-choice movement is trying t…
Woman gets her life back after stem cell transplant frees her from effects of … – Herald Sun
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Woman gets her life back after stem cell transplant frees her from effects of …
Herald Sun She believes an experimental stem cell transplant has freed up her limbs from the effects of scleroderma – when the immune system attacks victims’ skin so it hardens and cannot move. It can affects joints and lead to organ failure. The jury is out on … |
World's first 'human liver' created from stem cells – Times of India
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World’s first ‘human liver‘ created from stem cells
Times of India TOKYO: In a world first, Japanese scientists have grown human liver tissue from stem cells, paving way for alleviating the critical shortage of donor organs. Takanori Takebe and Hideki Taniguchi at Yokohama City University showed the generation of … Scientists create human liver from stem cellsDaily News & Analysis Liver Study Aids Quest for Bioengineered OrgansWall Street Journal- India World`s first `human liver` created from stem cellsZee News |
Technology platform development for targeted plasma metabolites in human … – 7thSpace Interactive (press release)
Technology platform development for targeted plasma metabolites in human …7thSpace Interactive (press release)Heart failure is a multifactorial disease associated with staggeringly high morbidity and motility. Recently, alterations of multiple metabo…
Stem cell transplant wipes out HIV in patients – Sowetan
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Stem cell transplant wipes out HIV in patients
Sowetan The first person reported to be cured of HIV, American Timothy Ray Brown, underwent a stem cell transplant in 2007 to treat his leukemia. He was reported by his German doctors to have been cured of HIV two years later. Brown’s doctors used a donor who … Two Patients HIV-Free After Stem Cell TreatmentMedPage Today HIV patients apparently virus-free, off antiretroviral drugsWashington Post Two men “cured” of HIV no longer taking treatmentsCBS News fox13now.com –Raw Story all 362 news articles » |
Young people falling prey to heart attacks – Times of India
Times of IndiaYoung people falling prey to heart attacksTimes of IndiaHeart disease is no longer restricted to the middle-aged and the old. Long working hours at the desk, little physical exercise and unhealthy eating habits are also taking a toll on w…