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Should Circumcision Be Mandatory?
Daily Beast The Supreme Court decision ending aggregate limits on political donations was made possible by a dangerous, narrow definition of “corruption” the Framers themselves wouldn’t recognize. At the core of the disaster …. Notably, India and China didn’t … |
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HC notice over not using donor’s body for research
Business Standard During the hearing, the bench expressed displeasure over the issue and asked the governments to appraise it on the guidelines and rules on organ donation. It said the “last desire of the lady was not realised due to catch-22 situation” of the authorities. |
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Students look for scholarships in some unusual places
Santa Fe New Mexican.com “For some scholarships, you have to be African-American or Indian… . For some, you …. He won about a dozen, including a $3,000 first prize from the Done Vida campaign for a two-minute video he produced to promote organ donation. The biggest boon was … |
KHOUDallas hospital to launch hand transplant programKHOUHis was only the second hand ever donated in Texas. The hand was transported for surgery to Jewish Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. Experts hope very soon to perform those operations in North Te…
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Don Baylor’s broken leg not unusual with multiple myeloma
Examiner.com In a June 2013 interview posted by the Arizona Diamondbacks, where he was a coach, he talked about drug treatments and his stem cell transplant. At the time, he told interviewers about his current bone health: My bones are absolutely hard. I was a … |
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Lockey, seven, is clear of cancer after stem cell transplant
Maldon and Burnham Standard A schoolboy who is fighting cancer for the second time has been told he is clear of cancer cells. Laughlin ‘Lockey’ Whiteley, seven, has been in isolation at Great Ormond Street Hospital for six weeks but could be home in a fortnight. His family found … |
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Burnham schoolboy’s bone marrow transplant a success
Maldon and Burnham Standard His family found out on Thursday that his bone marrow was clear of cancer, four weeks after he underwent a stem cell transplant. Laughlin, of Mildmay Road, Burnham, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia last November, having previously fought off … |
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Lockey, seven, is clear of cancer after stem cell transplant
Chelmsford Weekly News A schoolboy who is fighting cancer for the second time has been told he is clear of cancer cells. Laughlin ‘Lockey’ Whiteley, seven, has been in isolation at Great Ormond Street Hospital for six weeks but could be home in a fortnight. His family found … |
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Non-use of donor’s body; HC asks Centre, AIIMS to reply
Business Standard Delhi High Court today sought responses from Centre and others after taking note of a letter alleging that due to procedural delays the body of a cadaver woman donor could not be utilised by the Organ Retrieval and Banking Organisation (ORBO) of the … |
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Former Pasadena basketball player Jefferson, 21, succumbs to cancer
Pasadena Star-News She sat out the 2010-11 season and returned to basketball at Pasadena four months after having a stem cell transplant. “It definitely was a test of my faith to come back,” she told this newspaper in 2012. “I had to re-teach myself to walk. I had to … |