Derby Telegraph |
I miss John so much but his ‘gifts’ have helped others in their lives
Derby Telegraph A letter sent to Lilian from the NHS Blood and Transplant Midlands Organ Donation Services Team revealed the positive news. In the nine-year-old’s case, the letter said … We went to India, Mexico and the Caribbean. We always had such fun.” John, who … |
Daily News & Analysis |
Young professionals falling prey to heart attacks
Daily News & Analysis According to the India Today-Saffolalife Study conducted on 46,000 urban Indians, 78% of those aged between 30 and 34 run the risk of a heart attack, Kanchan Naikawadi, Director, Indus Health Plus (P) Ltd. said. In last few months, 30-year-old TV actor … Long Working Hours Raise Heart Disease RiskTopNews New Zealand |
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India’s first transplant hospital likely by 2015
Free Press Journal Kolkata : Come 2015, India will boast of its first transplant-only hospital in West Bengal, thereby getting to be at par with global healthcare, reports IANS. Providing facilities for liver, bone marrow, pancreas and kidney transplants, the state-of … |
Heal your heartTimes of IndiaAfter two days he will revive us; on the third day he will raise us, that we may live before him. Hosea 6.1-2 * All healing is first a healing of the heart. Carl Townsend. Share your views. ALSO ON TOI. Rising vegetable pri…
Local worship newsThe ReporterVBS will include Bible stories, songs, outdoor games, snacks, crafts and science experiments that explore other countries. Family members can attend the concluding meeting at 11:45 a.m. A $10 donation is appreciated. Conta…
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Entertaining, fast-paced novel but credibility tested
Otago Daily Times Swarup obviously uses the tale of a young woman’s moral fortitude to take up many issues of corruption in modern India – such as child labour, forced marriage, acid attacks, sexual assault and gang rape, selling kidneys for illegal organ transplants … |
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Heather’s leprosy mission
The Maitland Mercury During the five years Heather spent in India she was admitted to a leprosy hospital after being diagnosed with a lung infection. And it was Aarti who came to her rescue. “I had leprosy victims on either side of me and Aarti came to help me,” Heather said. |
The Guardian |
Sixty-five reasons to love the NHS
The Guardian The NHS is one of the largest employers in the world, along with the Chinese People’s Liberation Army, the Indian railways and the Walmart supermarket chain. 30. The NHS in England and Wales … It still loves transplants – on 27 December 2012, a … 65 years of free healthcare for allOrange UK News |
Family of Jammu accident victim donates body organsZee NewsChandigarh: In a rare act, the family of a school bus conductor, who succumbed to his injuries in a road accident two days ago in PGIMER, has donated the organs of the youth which gave a new le…
Times of IndiaUrine test to predict rejection of transplanted kidneysTimes of IndiaA urine test can now determine whether a transplanted kidney recipient is in the process of rejecting the donated organ, as well as identifying who is at risk of rejecti…