Quacks (mis)treat in the heart of IndiaDaily PioneerWith Government healthcare providers often failing to reach the rural poor in Chhattisgarh, jholachaap doctors who do not have a medical degree, are flourishing. This has exposed the locals to risks a…
India Inc rides high on operational gainsBusiness StandardThe slowdown clouds are still hovering, as reflected in slowing sales growth. But India Inc can still take heart from its September quarter performance. Net profit has gone up 32 per cent, compa…
Ayesha Ahmed, 19, from Newcastle, suffers from Wegener's disease, an inflammation of the blood vessels which attacks her lungs. She received a double lung transplant last year.
Business RecorderSad Demise of Legendary Comedian Sikandar SanamOye! TimesLegendary comedian, Sikandar SanamFamous comedian Sikandar Sanam who is known for doing parody of Bollywood film Tere Naam 2 and also for participating in The Great Indian Laught…
Smallest baby in western Europe waits for transplant
IBNLiveClaudius slightly better, Keshav Dutt pays visitTimes of IndiaKOLKATA: Triple Olympic gold medalist Leslie Claudius, who is suffering from cirrhosis of the liver, is responding to the treatment and the doctors are hopeful, Bengal Hockey Associat…
Kamada Ltd. , an Israeli biopharmaceutical company, specializing in development, manufacturing and marketing of specialty plasma bio-therapeutics by intravenous or inhaled route for life saving uses is now reporting a new promise stemming from several …
Stem cell therapy no good post heart strokeTimes of IndiaBoth TIME and LateTIME were conducted by the Cardiovascular Cell Therapy Research Network (CCTRN), sponsored by the NIH's National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. "This study was extre…
Villagers in Eastern Nepal sells kidney to meet basic needsGlobal TimesThe broker had taken him to Madras, India's kidney capital where the organs sell for more than 7,000 US dollars on the black market. Gyan Bahadur who was earlier assured of prov…
Villagers in Eastern Nepal sells kidney to meet basic needsNzweekThe broker had taken him to Madras, India's kidney capital where the organs sell for more than 7,000 U.S. dollars on the black market. Gyan Bahadur who was earlier assured of providin…