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Journey into World of Carols with Dr Michael Lobo’s Books
Daijiworld.com Interestingly, a few songs known in India which for some reason did not attain hit status in the West also find place in the book, be it the popular music of Radio Ceylon in the 1960s with songs such as Happy Birthday Polka (It’s a hap-hap-happy … |
Times of IndiaNew nerve cell regulating heart rhythm identifiedTimes of IndiaIt is well-known that patients with untreated hyperthyroidism (too high a production of thyroid hormone) or hypothyroidism (too low production) often develop heart problems. I…
The State’s Deceased Donor Organ Transplantation Programme has got yet another fillip now that the programme has been put completely in the public domain, to ensure total transparency and accounta…
Times of IndiaFinding ways to mend a broken heartTimes of IndiaActress Katie Holmes recently reportedly blowing 15,000 USD on lingre, post her split with Tom Cruise to cheer herself up could have raised eyebrows but not among the broken hearts, who ref…
Dec. 24, 2012, 2:17 p.m. Short on chit-chat around the table this Christmas? Why not raise the issue of organ donation. That is the message from the organ donation team at John Hunter Hospital, in the NSW Hunter region.
John Kashmark was diagnosed with cardiomegaly when he was 12. For 20 years, he went without many heart problems, but in 2004 the surgeries began.
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HC steps in, woman to get husband’s kidney
Times of India Justice Hariparanthaman, permitting Rekha to undergo kidney transplantation, directed the hospital authorities to take steps for removal of an organ from the donor-husband and transplant it in the beneficiary within one week. If necessary, authorities … |
Kimberlin Marks hasn’t eaten any solid food in two years. Not a hamburger, pizza, cupcake or anything else teenagers enjoy. She gets her nutrition in liquid form through a feeding tube.
Urban, rural population equally prone to heart problemsTimes of IndiaMUMBAI: Heart disease is the leading cause of death and disability in India. People across all regions, both urban and rural are equally prone to heart problems. Earlier this disease …
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The factory on your desktop
The Hindu Efforts to use the technology to print chemicals and drugs, organs and blood vessels, and even food, have been encouraging. Given humankind’s … In India, however, the costs and the learning curve means the 3D printer-led manufacturing revolution is … |