Business InsiderScientists Have Discovered A New Shot That Could Get Rid Of The Dreaded …Business InsiderDr Ziouzenkova believes that by transplanting cells from animals such as mice into adult humans, known as xenotransplantation, it may be possible…
Currie and DelGaudio Running to Raise Awareness for Organ DonationPatch.comCurrie agreed on the importance of raising awareness for organ donation, posting that “We all have the ability to give the gift of life without ever needing to go through what…
BUTUAN CITY — At least 14, 000 Filipinos suffer from kidney diseases and it is expected to increase if they will not be cured immediately. According to studies of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), kidney diseases rank as the No. 10…
Injections of heat-producing cells that can burn off body fat could help dieters lose their double chins and spare tyres, following research by scientists.
Have a heart for poor offenders: Supreme CourtTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has frowned upon the sentencing system which forces poor petty offenders to remain in jail even after serving their sentence because of their inability to pay the …
SAN ANTONIO — The framed letters all reflect one theme — gratitude. They are on display in a long hallway, just outside a packed waiting room at Methodist Specialty and Transplant Hospital. The 100 or so letters date back to the 1980s.
SAN ANTONIO — Numbers played a big role in Susan Cantu's efforts to arrange her third kidney transplant.
Four-year-old Mason Thibault often walks right up to strangers to say hello. He pushes his long blonde-hair away from his eyes with one hand, and introduces himself. And people fall in love with him, his parents say. So in love that they hardly seem to…
The HinduEx-UP Governor Reddy passes awayIndian ExpressThe veteran politician had been suffering from a lung disease for some time now and was admitted to a private hospital here a few days ago. Hailing from Shadnagar in Mahbubnagar district of Andhra …
Have a heart for poor offenders: SCTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has frowned upon the sentencing system which forces poor petty offenders to remain in jail even after serving their sentence because of their inability to pay the fine impose…