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Indian Rape Victim is “Fighting for Her Life”
Voice of America (blog) Dr. Samiran Nundy, chairman of the organ transplant and gastro-surgery department of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, told The Hindu the transfer of the critically-ill woman from an Indian hospital where she received good care made little sense and “seems more … |
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Sangram commits to a noble cause
Times of India If my eyes or other organs can help even one individual, I will be happy that my life has been of use,” shared Sangram, adding, “While I was in my hometown Haryana, I donated my body parts. Soon after, 20,000 other people also donated their body parts … |
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India gang-rape victim “struggling against the odds”
Channel News Asia An unnamed doctor who was part of a team of experts consulted about the transfer told The Hindu newspaper that they had only been asked whether it was safe to move her, rather than if it was the best course of action. “The question was not whether … Rape survivor airlift was govt., not medical, decisionThe Hindu Indian Rape Victim is ‘Struggling Against the Odds’Voice of America (blog) Doctors’ advice taken before shifting her to Singapore: ShindeNewsbullet Firstpost –DigitalJournal.com –Hindu Business Line all 1,962 news articles » |
Doctors criticise air-lifting of Delhi gangrape survivor to SingaporeFirstpostIn a stunning disclosure, a member of the expert team that was consulted by the government prior to her being flown in an air ambulance to Singapore, told the The Hindu the q…
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Indian Rape Victim is ‘Struggling Against the Odds’
Voice of America (blog) Dr. Samiran Nundy, chairman of the organ transplant and gastro-surgery department of Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, told The Hindu the transfer of the critically-ill woman from an Indian hospital where she received good care made little sense and “seems more … |
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Indian gang-rape victim ‘fighting for her life’
AFP Samiran Nundy, chairman of the organ transplant and gastro-surgery department of Delhi’s Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, told the paper that the transfer made little sense. “I just can’t understand why a critically ill patient with infection in blood and body … |
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Kazakh physicians conduct second successful bone marrow transplantation
Caspionet Kazakhstan’s second successful bone-marrow transplantation surgery has been carried out in a 6-year old child at the Centre for Maternal and Child Health of the National Medical Holding. Young patient Temirlan Myrzagali from the Akmola region had … |
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‘Change mindsets, get people to donate organs‘
Deccan Herald Only 1,100 cadaver organ donations have taken place in India since 2007, whereas over 20,000 such donations have taken place in the US in 2010 itself, said Dr Anupam Sibal, group medical director at Apollo Hospital. Doctors highlighted that India needs … |
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Rape survivor airlift was govt., not medical, decision
The Hindu Experts consulted by the government before transferring the critically-ill Delhi gang rape survivor to Singapore have told The Hindu they were only asked if the patient was fit to be airlifted — not if the move was medically advisable. “The question … Delhi gang-rape victim transferred to hospital in SingaporeDigitalJournal.com Delhi gang-rape victim in ‘extremely critical condition’Hindu Business Line Delhi gang-rape: Victim flown to Singapore hospitalEmirates 24/7 |
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India gang-rape victim has brain injury
Ninemsn An unnamed doctor who was part of a team of experts consulted about the transfer told The Hindu newspaper that they had only been asked whether it was safe to move her rather than if it was the best course of action. “The question was not whether there … |