Latinos PostBrain death, pregnancy and ethics: the case of Marlise MunozThe ConversationBrain death, pregnancy and ethics: the case of Marlise Munoz. In November, 33-year-old Texas woman Marlise Munoz collapsed at her Fort Worth home after suffering a …
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McMath attorney: Jahi’s family aren’t fools; they deserve better than ignorant …
Los Angeles Times In New Jersey and New York, for example, there is accommodation for those who do not accept “brain death” as the appropriate criterion. According to New Jersey law, “the death of an individual shall not be declared upon the basis of neurological … |
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Touchmedia and TGSR Transmitted the Campaign of Happy Blood Donation
EIN News (press release) SHANGHAI, Jan. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire — Recently Touchmedia, China’s biggest in-taxi interactive media company, in conjunction with Tencent Games Social Responsibility and the Shenzhen Blood Center, launched the “Touch Your Heart – Donate for … |
Tuesday Rundown: Spotlighting the Need for Bone Marrow Donation90.5 WESAAlso taking part in the conversation is Nadya Dutchin, National Account Executive for Be the Match, a global leader in bone marrow transplantation. WESA Celebrates – Ethan Woodfill…
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Everyone pitches in to mend this Pakistan girl’s heart
Times of India Aman Ki Asha and Rotary India/Pakistan then took up the case through their ‘Heart To Heart initiative and PIA donated the three air tickets. The Jang Group in line with its AKA campaign promised to help the girl with her visa and travel expenses,” Nitu … |
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Organ donation gets tech savvy with mobile apps
The Hindu A measure of how popular organ donation has become in the State and city is how it has entered the technology zone – personal technology, mobile phones and social media. It cannot be dismissed as mere coincidence that two mobile apps for organ … |
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’93 blasts case: Zaibunisa granted parole, Dutt gets 30-day extension
Times of India She is still in hospital where she was admitted earlier this month over lung complications. Both Dutt and Kazi, who surrendered in May 2013 following the Supreme Court verdict that upheld their conviction, had applied for parole. Earlier in October … |
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‘Organs for cash’ hurts the poor
Lifesite (blog) Today, the rich often don’t wait as long as others for organs since some of them go to countries such as India, where they can arrange for transplants in the underground medical sector, and others (such as the late Steve Jobs) manage to jump the queue … |
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Gay-rights activists face uphill fight (with video)
Vancouver Sun In Russia, a new law against “gay propaganda” has left gays and lesbians unsure of what public actions they can take without risking arrest. In India, gay-rights supporters were stunned by a recent high court ruling re-criminalizing gay sex. A newly … |
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Health Care Industry Professional with Personal Connection to Organ Donation …
Local Talk News Cheryl Cohen, a Chesterfield, NJ resident and health care industry professional with more than 25 years of experience, has a personal and long-standing connection to organ and tissue donation. “Eight years ago, my brother had a heart transplant,” said … |