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‘Frankenstein’s Cat’: Bioengineering The Animals Of The Future
Public Radio Tulsa There’s a huge shortage of organ donors worldwide, so scientists just imagine that if you could have these pig farms that are just growing organs constantly, it might save a lot of lives. The problem is … rejection. It just shows the potential of if … |
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Tuberculosis and women: The case of Swaziland. By Alice M Tembe
Pakistan Christian Post … to note that the structural drivers of TB that increase women’s risk of infection in Swaziland are similar to those expressed by Dr Sarabjit Chadha, Project Director at the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union), India. |
Georgia Governor appoints Dr. Mohan to Georgia Composite Medical BoardIndia TribuneHis cardiovascular disease fellowship was completed at Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Brownsmill, New Jersey. Dr. Mohan is board certified in Internal Medicine and Car…
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Ganesh Pyne, top Indian artist, dies from heart attack
BBC News One of India’s most famous artists, Ganesh Pyne, has died in a hospital in the eastern city of Calcutta aged 76 after suffering a heart attack. Influenced by paintings of Rembrandt and Indian artist Abanindranath Tagore, Pyne was one of the founders of … Legendary painter Ganesh Pyne passes awayNDTV Painter Ganesh Pyne is no moreindiablooms |
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The Renal Failure Epidemic
AllAfrica.com I came back from India on February 20. …. We paid for the donor, and the donor’s wife for the travel expenses and took care of the family. … I’m told by the doctors in India that when you drink a bottle of beer, it translates to 20 cubes of sugar … |
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Caught in the tempest
The New Indian Express A newspaper piece that I chanced to flip through prompted me to think about its cinematic possibilities.” The director who is a … He says, “It is a socially relevant film, mentioning many contemporary issues like religion, organ donation and … |
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The Renal Failure Epidemic
THISDAY Live I came back from India on February 20. …. We paid for the donor, and the donor’s wife for the travel expenses and took care of the family. … I’m told by the doctors in India that when you drink a bottle of beer, it translates to 20 cubes of sugar … |
The New Indian ExpressBasavatarakam Centre to host Oncology meetThe New Indian ExpressThe conference will discuss various advances in Gynaec, lung, head and neck, genitourinary (GU) and gastrointestinal (GI) cancers. Balakrishna explained around 100 re…
Reminiscing the good old daysThe New Indian Express*The city has a beautiful climate throughout the year which you would not get anywhere else in India. *Pollution is minimum compared to … *Allergies especially for those with lung problems like asthm…
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Heart diseases not a modern ill, mummies show
Times of India Professor Randall Thompson, of Saint Luke’s Heart Institute in Kansas City, said, “The fact that we found similar levels of atherosclerosis in all of the different cultures we studied, all of whom had very different lifestyles and diets, suggests that … Heart attacks and strokes may be as old as 4000 yearsZee News Artery blocks not so modernCalcutta Telegraph |