New traffic-light blood test shows hidden alcohol harmBusiness StandardNew traffic-light blood test shows hidden alcohol harm. Press Trust of India / London August 29, 2012, 16:25 … We can say, Amber means we can't be absolutely sure but there is…
It's never too late to walk for lifeTimes of IndiaAccording to the US study, just a little light exercise can stave off heart failure, heart disease, stroke, diabetes and even Alzheimer's. And it is never too late to start. Stepping up exercise…
It was only a matter of time before Chad and Debbie Glaser's infant son Ethan – who was diagnosed with a serious liver disease at 2 months old – would need a transplant.
IBNLive.comScientist invents device for easy heart check-upIBNLive.comNew Delhi: India is the global capital for heart disease. More than six crore Indians are already victims, and the number is rising every year. The problem with a heart attack is, we…
Writer admitted to hospital with heart ailmentTimes of IndiaKOLKATA: Well-known writer Subimal Mishra had to be hospitalized after he fell ill in his Shampa Mirza Nagar flat near Taratala on Monday evening. He was shifted to the SSKM Hospital on Tuesda…
A third University of Toledo Medical Center employee has been suspended with pay for his involvement in a surgery this month that went awry when a viable kidney was thrown away into a pool of other medical waste instead of being transplanted into the d…
For Ron and Sheila Egger, marriage “the second time around” has been about much more than romance. It’s been a real lifesaver. Ron, 59, and Sheila, 60, of Manhattan, met in 1996 when Ron was undergoing his first kidney transplant and Sheila was b…
Motorist dies after suffering heart attackTimes of IndiaMUMBAI: A 56-year-old man lost control of his car—driving it over the footpath—after allegedly suffering a heart attack in Bandra (W) on Tuesday. He died soon after being admitted to a hospita…
Newstrack IndiaGovt doubles financial aid for critically illTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The Delhi government on Monday relaxed norms for providing financial assistance to poor patients suffering from serious kidney, liver and heart ailments, hiking the ma…
Beer belly a higher risk factor in heart disease than obesityBusiness StandardBeer belly a higher risk factor in heart disease than obesity. Press Trust of India / London August 28, 2012, 17:05 … who were not overweight but had a bulging midriff were…