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Liver & heart ailments can be cured with ‘wonder drug’
Parda Phash Traditional Indian (Ayurvedic) healers have relied on this plant for centuries to treat lung and liver disorders including hepatitis and poor bile production, constipation, digestive upset, and snakebites, among other ailments. High Quality herb and … |
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Viagra also busts obesity
Times of India Together with the PharmaCenter of the University of Bonn, the German Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM), and the Max Planck Institute for Heart and Lung Research, the team of Pfeifer studied the effect of sildenafil on fat cells in … Viagra ‘may help fight obesity’Newstrack India |
Times of IndiaSymptoms of liver diseaseTimes of IndiaWith serious liver disease other organs are also affected, the gallbladder will become in sufficient in digesting fats, and the kidneys will begin to retain water in salts, this will lead to swelling…
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Arts & Entertainment Calendar
Lompoc Record SANTA MARIA, fourth Saturday: Saturday Organ Society, 1:30 p.m. at a member’s home. … SOLVANG: Old Mission Santa Ines, 1760 Mission Drive, features hand-painted murals by Indian artists, European art and sculptures, a garden and more. … Cost … |
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Hearts meant for transplants end up in trash
Economic Times In India, only Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore, Kochi and Visakhapatnam have done heart transplants. Many cities like Mumbai have not done a heart transplant in several years simply because they don’t have a programme to retrieve organs from the … |
An Amarillo toddler who has won the hearts of the community is now home after receiving a life-saving heart transplant.
In a stunning photo, a woman is shown holding her own heart following a heart transplant. The woman, identified only as Penny, received a new heart from a donor.
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Youngsters’ heart of gold saves a life
Times of India CHANDIGARH: His delectable preparations dished out with love were enjoyed by boys of Panjab University hostel number 6. The taciturn mess cook, Lal Chand, served all with a smile, but hid a pain behind it. When a group of boys learned about it, they … |
Artificial poop transplants could be an effective cure for people with a hard-to-treat bacterial infection in their intestines, researchers say.
Thousands of people die of end-stage heart disease in the country every year. Yet, 250 hearts donated by the deceased in Tamil Nadu were discarded without being transplanted, government data shows.