Goal.com India'India is really close to my heart' – Feyenoord new boy Harmeet Singh wants to …Goal.com India"India is really close to my heart. I see myself as an Indian guy, but I also have a close relationship with Norway because that&…
Britain's health service considers 'elective ventilation' for sake of organ …Catholic CultureCatholic ethicists have debated for decades whether a determination of “brain death” is a legitimate scientific criterion or a legal fiction …
Marvin Hoffenberg isn't standing still while he's waiting for a kidney transplant. He works out to make sure he's in the best of health when one becomes available.
The HinduOlympic 2012: India take on New Zealand in HockeyDaily News & AnalysisIndia take on New Zealand on Wednesday in what would be a key game for both teams if they hope to remain on course in the men's Olympic hockey competition. Both teams lo…
Olympic hockey: India take on New Zealand in pressure gameDeccan HeraldBoth teams lost their lung-openers Monday. India went down 2-3 to the Netherlands who struck the match-winner in the 51st minute, while the Kiwis were tripped by Korea's two fir…
Ever heard of a leg attack?Times of IndiaWith the media writing reams about fat deposits blocking blood flow through the heart (blame our ghee-maar-ke diet and lack of exercise), and celebrities like actor Saif Ali Khan and Shiv Sena chief Uddhav Thack…
Zee NewsForgiving and forgetting is good for heartTimes of IndiaBoth the groups were then distracted for five minutes and then told to rethink about the event in any way they wish to while the group members were wired up to monitors, observing blood pr…
Airport grapples to hold back the tideTimes of IndiaIndiatimes|The Times of India|The Economic Times|. More. More … GUWAHATI: After causing havoc in the heart of the city, artificial floods are now threatening the operation of flights at the Lokpriya…
The first seven months of the year have been good for Mumbai—at least in the sphere of organ donations by deceased. Thirteen families have donated organs of their loved ones who had been declared brain-dead across nine city hospitals.
A kidney transplant may save the life of Coon Rapids resident Travis Kelleher, but it will not come without over $250,000 in medical bills.