The Nation'Hepatitis more lethal than HIV, malaria & dengue'Times of IndiaNEW DELHI: Hepatitis, which causes inflammation of liver, kills more people in India than HIV/AIDS, malaria and dengue combined, WHO representative to India Nata Mena…
New Delhi, July 29 — In a couple of months, Delhiites earning up to R2 lakh a year will get a substantial rebate on life-saving transplant surgeries and cost of treatment.State health minister Dr AK Walia said the Delhi government has created a corpus…
Imagine a man with a recent severe heart attack who has the muscle repaired with stem cells or a child with a severe bladder defect repaired with stem cells grown on a biodegradable scaffold. Sounds like science fiction but these are actual clinical st…
Horse SenseIndian ExpressIn the rustle of its mane, in the majesty of its trot and in its heart-pounding gallop lie the admiration of many a patron. One such is … At the Royal Western India Turf Club (RWITC) Mumbai, horse syndicates are attracting mo…
Hepatitis awareness programme launched for Mumbai slumsNewstrack IndiaThis is a three-pronged information, education and communication mission towards eradicating Hepatitis-B from India," said Samir R. Shah, general secretary, National Liver Found…
Zee NewsYou may be more vulnerable to hepatitis than you think!Zee News"Around 60 percent of liver cancer cases in India is because of hepatitis B," said gastroenterologist Arul Prakash of Chennai`s MOIT Hospitals. The good news, however, is …
TopNews Arab EmiratesBrain Dead Patients to Be Kept Alive for Organ DonationTopNews Arab EmiratesAuthorities monitoring blood donation and organ transplant launched an online campaign in which public has been asked to share their opinion as to how impr…
Ten-year-old Wyatt Brownson underwent a life-saving liver transplant in May. He is doing really well, thanks to a generous organ donation.
There are many yard sales going on in the summertime, but one this weekend is doing a lot of good to help one Abilene woman in need.
Wonder WomanWorld Hepatitis Day 2012: Pregnant women more vulnerable to Hepatitis E …India.Com HealthIn one of the widest single-centre studies conducted by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) here, it was found that water-borne Hepat…