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Firefighters are calling on the public to help save lives by becomming organ …
Wishaw Press “I am just so thankful that this has happened and would urge everyone to have a chat about organ donation with their loved ones and think about joining the NHS Organ Donor Register. “You could be saving a life like mine.” As it stands, 514 people in … |
On the one year anniversary of his kidney and pancreas transplant, Rickie Wheeler returned to Methodist University Hospital Transplant Institute with a sweet surprise as a thank you.
‘Transplant tourism’ keeps Istanbul cosmetic surgeons and tour agencies busy providing means to manly beards and whiskers.
 Emirates 24/7 |
Delhi gang-rape: Girl flown to Singapore hospital
Emirates 24/7 The decision was taken after a team of doctors suggested that she be moved to a state-of-the-art hospital that has organ transplant facilities. The Union Cabinet was also involved in the decision. The girl’s parents have also flown with her. EARLIER … |
Kimberlin Marks hasn’t eaten any solid food in two years. Not a hamburger, pizza, cupcake or anything else teenagers enjoy. She gets her nutrition in liquid form through a feeding tube.
With a picture of her late husband as a guide, Kathy Starr created an image — using cinnamon, crushed walnuts, onion seeds and other colorful spices — that will appear on a New Year’s Day float in the Rose Parade.
Red Cross acts on organ donationChina.org.cnThe Red Cross Society of China said it will reveal further details in March of a foundation to assist needy families of organ donors. Zhao Baige, executive vice-president of the Red Cross Society of China, sa…
Shortage of preferred drug led doctors to switch to replacement drug, which study found was less effective in treating Hodgkin’s lymphoma
Ventura County residents Liz Harter, Deb Shizuru and Paul Kiskis are alive today because someone donated their organs to save another person.
 Times of India |
Heart of gold: A silent youth movement lights up lives in villages
Times of India MUMBAI: Anyone who is cynical about today’s youth could draw some inspiration from a silent movement sweeping across colleges and schools in the country. Working under the aegis of Project Chirag with its origin in Mumbai’s HR college, the initiative … |