Press TVInternational Heart Failure Biennial held in TehranPress TVThey offered and discussed their latest methods to avert risk of heart failure and suggested new ways of treatment for the problem. Specialists emphasize that heart transplantation shou…
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Help On The Way For Heart Patient Who Had Belongings Stolen
news9.com KWTV Thieves broke into his suburban, shredded the steering column to the tune of $1,000 and stole his wife’s belongings while she is in the hospital undergoing heart transplant surgery. “Oklahomans are better than that. We help people. We don’t rob them … |
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Pop those pills at your own peril
Daily News & Analysis Popping seemingly harmless pills may lead to adverse drug reactions (ADRs) in a patient’s body. The World Health Organization reported 85 lakh cases of ADRs in the world last year and India contributes to close to one percent of all the cases reported. |
Mutations in RAF1 gene causes childhood heart failure: CCMB scientistspharmabiz.comTo identify the major reason behind the childhood heart failure, our scientists from CCMB collaborated with scientists from USA, Japan and Italy to form an international…
The Catholic KeySt. Pius students join Franciscan sister to save lives round the worldThe Catholic KeyEvery year since 2004, the students have donated every dime they took in from the table to the Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Eucharist in Indepen…
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Saturday is Free Comic Book Day
The Week Magazine In a country that strictly prohibits gay sex, the United Nations hopes its new Bollywood-themed campaign diminishes some of India’s rampant homophobia. The organization’s Human Rights Office today unveiled a … Based on the American Lung Association’s … |
Why Is Asbestos Still Killing People?Pacific StandardAsbestosis, an inflammatory condition affecting the lungs that causes shortness of breath, coughing, and other lung damage, was described in medical literature in the 1920s. By the mid-1950s, when th…
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A New Benefit for Heart Failure Patients
New York Times (blog) People with heart failure often struggle to climb a flight of stairs or walk half a block. “The heart failure patient has typically slowed down, is fatigued, has poor endurance,” said David Prince, director of cardiac rehabilitation at Montefiore … |
Biologic agents do not up recurrent cancer risk in RAThe Oncology ReportThe hazard ratios, adjusted for age and sex, for recurrent cancer were 0.55 for patients treated with drugs directed at tumor necrosis factor (TNF)-alpha and 0.47 for patients trea…
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The FBI reportedly told a Muslim American he ‘might get hit by a car’
The Week Magazine In a country that strictly prohibits gay sex, the United Nations hopes its new Bollywood-themed campaign diminishes some of India’s rampant homophobia. … Tan skin, blonde hair, and black lungs: your new mental picture of the typical Los Angeles resident. |