Times of IndiaPost New Year partying, do a food detoxTimes of IndiaFried, rich foods and heavy drinking make toxins from gut bacteria go into the liver, leading to inflammation and liver cell damage. But the organ is regenerative, so improve your liver…
Economic TimesCabinet nod for Cancer Institute at JhajjarThe HinduThis institute is aimed to plan, conduct and coordinate research on cancers which are more specific to India; like tobacco related cancers, cancer of the uterine cervix, gall bladder can…
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Women drinkers at higher liver disease risk
Times of India A new study has revealed that women drinkers are more susceptible to the damaging effects of alcohol than men because they are generally smaller in stature and have less body water when compared to men. “As a result, women who are already … Women drinkers at higher risk of liver diseaseBusiness Standard |
Times of IndiaWomen drinkers at higher risk of liver diseaseIndian ExpressWomen are more vulnerable to the damaging effects of alcohol than men because they are generally smaller in stature and have less body water, a US scientist has claimed. Accordin…
FirstpostCentre gives nod to National Cancer Institute in JhajjarFirstpostThe institute aims to plan, conduct and coordinate research on cancers which are more specific to India; like tobacco related cancers, cancer of the uterine cervix, gall bladder …
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Female drinkers at higher risk of developing liver disease than men
Newstrack India Washington, Dec 26 (ANI): A new study has revealed that women drinkers are more susceptible to the damaging effects of alcohol than men because they are generally smaller in stature and have less body water when compared to men. “As a result, women … |
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Weird – UK surgeon brands his patient’s liver!
India.Com Health A surgeon has been suspended after he allegedly ‘branded’ his initials onto a patient’s liver. The letters were reportedly found by a colleague who was performing a routine operation on the unnamed patient. University Hospitals Birmingham NHS … |
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Surgeon suspended from Birmingham hospital over allegedly ‘branding’ his …
Times of India LONDON: A surgeon has been suspended over allegations that he “branded” his initials onto a patient’s liver. The letters were reportedly found by a colleague who was performing a routine operation on the unnamed patient. University Hospitals Birmingham … |
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British surgeon suspended for ‘branding initials on liver‘
Times of India LONDON: A British surgeon has been suspended over allegations that he “branded” his initials onto a patient’s liver, media reported on Tuesday. Simon Bramhall faces an investigation after a colleague discovered the initials “SB” on the organ during a … |
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Dietary supplements can lead to liver disease
India.Com Health ‘When people buy these dietary supplements, it’s anybody’s guess as to what they’re getting,’ Herbert L. Bonkovsky, director of the liver, digestive and metabolic disorders laboratory at Carolinas HealthCare System in Charlotte, NC, was quoted as saying. |