A Northern Ireland woman has cheated death after waiting more than six years for a double lung transplant. Related Stories Parade sparks call for a ban on replica guns Earl could sell Lough Neagh to Stormont John Hume dedicates Papal knighthood to peop…
A Northern Ireland woman has cheated death after waiting more than six years for a double lung transplant. Related Stories Parade sparks call for a ban on replica guns Earl could sell Lough Neagh to Stormont John Hume dedicates Papal knighthood to peop…
DYING patients are being referred to Scotland's heart-transplant service too late for surgery, a leading doctor has warned.
Undiagnosed fever, malaria, dengue, chickengunia, apart from hypertension, diabetes, liver ailments, etc are the major causes of acute renal failure. Incidence of malaria, fever, chickengunia, dengue are on the rise in Jharkhand during the rainy season…
Middleboro's Phil Fernandes, an Army veteran who served in Iraq, is now home from the hospital after his second heart transplant.
I-League: Air India leading with heart and young bloodTimes of IndiaMUMBAI: Air India, for a long time now, have been that gritty side with so little at their disposal yet turning up for games with so much of heart. Dealing with a mass exodus at the en…
Delhi underground: Taking it to heartIndian ExpressA SEnior official of Haryana government was issued a challan near India Gate for the red beacon on his official car. The Traffic constable made sure that the bureaucrat paid the fine. As soon as the bu…
India TodayKejriwal, associates burn Delhi electricity billsHindustan TimesActivist Arvind Kejriwal and his associates on Sunday staged protests across the capital by burning electricity bills and visiting the house of a person who died of heart attack…
India TodayKejriwal burn's electricity bills during his 'bijli-paani satyagraha'India TodayActivist Arvind Kejriwal and his associates on Sunday staged protests across the capital by burning electricity bills and visiting the house of a per…
Have a heart for poor offenders: Supreme CourtTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has frowned upon the sentencing system which forces poor petty offenders to remain in jail even after serving their sentence because of their inability to pay the …