Heart failure: Know the warning signsLancaster Eagle GazetteIn the United States, patients with a primary diagnosis of heart failure now make up more than 3 million physician visits per year. It also is the second most common cause of hospitalization, …
Pak liver transplant tie-up hits wallCalcutta TelegraphIslamabad, Jan. 7: A four-month-long effort by Indian surgeons to share their expertise in liver transplantation procedures with doctors in Pakistan has stalled amid concerns about post-surgical ca…
The Victoria Grizzlies rally for Hannah DayVictoria NewsThe Langford girl and her family are desperately searching for a stem cell transplant match as Hannah faces the second cancer diagnosis of her young life. The Grizzlies are donating $5 from each t…
16 leave for heart surgery in IndiaDaily NewsSOME 16 heart patients are on Wednesday expected to fly to India to undergo surgeries through a facilitation by Lions Club of Dar es Salaam (Host) in collaboration with Regency Medical Centre and Ministry of…
Examiner.com |
Brain death not stopping organization from attempting to keep Jahi Mcmath alive
Examiner.com The tragic case of Jahi McMath has reignited America’s debate over brain death. For those of you who have managed to miss this ongoing story, on December 9 of last year, the 13-year-old girl from Oakland underwent what should have been routine surgery … |
Gulf TimesHMC organ donation drive draws good responseGulf TimesHMC noted that 60 out of the total number of donors are Qataris (males and females), adding that the organ donation campaign, organised by the HMC as part of Darb El Saai events from Augus…
The Express Tribune |
Replenishing sources: NED University hosts Indus Hospital blood donation camp
The Express Tribune KARACHI: NED University of Engineering and Technology became the latest venue for the Indus Hospital blood drive on Tuesday as it makes its rounds in the city. “Our mission is to mobilise the nation towards 100 per cent voluntary blood donation … |
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Where’s Dennis Quaid when we need him?
News & Observer A Duke researcher said at the time: “This movie is to climate science as Frankenstein is to heart transplant surgery.” It was voted by Yahoo! as one of the top 10 scientifically inaccurate movies of all time. And it grossed more than a half-billion … |
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Memorial Sloan-Kettering to use Sutro’s cell-free protein synthesis technology …
News-Medical.net Sutro Biopharma, a biopharmaceutical company developing a new generation of protein therapeutics, including next-generation antibody drug conjugates and bispecific antibodies, today announced that it has entered into a collaboration agreement with … Sutro Biopharma to Collaborate With Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to …PR Newswire (press release) Memorial Sloan-Kettering to Use Sutro Technology for Neuroblastoma ResearchGenetic Engineering News |
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Kin of Param Vir Chakra winner to sell off medal
Hindustan Times On January 26, 1950, Singh became the second Indian to receive the nation’s highest war-time gallantry award for his role in the battle of Tithwal during the Indo-Pak war of 1948 as a Lance Naik of the army. Pointing to a photograph of Singh, taken on … |