Super Mom to Super Sick: Devera Marshall Fights Back to HealthEmpowHer… [before developing short bowel syndrome]. I was super-independent and athletic too. EmpowHER: What symptoms did you experience that caused you to see a doctor? Devera: In October…
Number of organ donors in Wales expected to top one million for first time – WalesOnline
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Number of organ donors in Wales expected to top one million for first time
WalesOnline “Joining the NHS organ donor register is an important way for people to show their support for organ donation but it is also important they talk to their loved ones about their decision as the majority of organ donors are not on the register.” Sally … |
Lorna Weafer Killed By Black Bear At Oilsands Suncor Site – Huffington Post Canada
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Lorna Weafer Killed By Black Bear At Oilsands Suncor Site
Huffington Post Canada FORT MCMURRAY, Alta. – A woman killed by a black bear at one of Canada’s major oilsands sites was with several workers who tried in vain to scare the animal away. The 36-year-old Suncor employee was an instrument technician who was doing electrical … |
Hawaa Hawaai Movie Review: Team's effortless acting make it a heart-warming … – Daily Bhaskar
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Hawaa Hawaai Movie Review: Team’s effortless acting make it a heart-warming …
Daily Bhaskar It would have been a tough decision for Amole Gupte to make a film on Skating, which is still not a popular sport in India. From selecting his actors to graceful direction, the director-producer has created a magic on screen. There are some forced … Yahoo Movies Review: Hawaa HawaaiYahoo India News (blog) Film Review | Hawaa HawaaiLivemint ‘Hawaa Hawaai’ Movie Review: An inspiring window into a child’s dreamsIndia.com |
Mother battling heart failure will see son graduate – KETV Omaha
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Mother battling heart failure will see son graduate
KETV Omaha DOCTORS TOLD HER — SHE HAD THREE MONTHS MORE – TO LIVE. TONIGHT– SHE’S TURNING THAT UPSIDE DOWN– WITH A HEART PROCEDURE THAT’S GIVEN HER THE CHANCE TO SEE HER SON’S GRADUATION THIS WEEKEND. ONLY ON … |
Country's first end-stage heart failure, transplant unit launched – Daily News & Analysis
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Country’s first end-stage heart failure, transplant unit launched
Daily News & Analysis Patients of end-stage heart disease will no longer have to look to the West for succour, as Fortis Healthcare Limited has launched the country’s first comprehensive centre for treatment of end-stage heart failure and transplant in its Chennai hospital. Fortis Malar Hospitals opens heart failure management centre in ChennaiTimes of India Fortis launches India’s first Comprehensive Centre for Treatment of End-stage …Bellevision ‘Donors Many, Transplants Few’The New Indian Express gulfnews.com all 17 news articles » |
'Clinically dead' for 26 minutes, Arizona woman regains life – Science Recorder
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‘Clinically dead’ for 26 minutes, Arizona woman regains life
Science Recorder Although 56 said that they had no recollection of those brief intervals of brain death, seven did—and four out of those seven remembered clear thoughts, sharp senses, and feelings of peace, harmony, and joy; along with the “Near-Death Experience” … |
The Great #Benghazi Sales Job – Daily Beast
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The Great #Benghazi Sales Job
Daily Beast After filling in your name, email and ZIP Code, you are redirected to a contribution page, which suggests donations ranging from $25 to $500. The following day … Elizabeth Warren’s own donation-seeking website, which on Friday published a blog … |
Blood donation drive in TTDI this Sunday – New Straits Times
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Blood donation drive in TTDI this Sunday
New Straits Times KUALA LUMPUR: Members of the public are invited to participate in a blood-donation drive this Sunday (May 11, 2014). The event, to be held at the Women’s Institute of Management (WIM) multi-purpose hall in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, is organised by a group … |
'Dirtiest' tag off Delhi but worries remain – Calcutta Telegraph
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‘Dirtiest’ tag off Delhi but worries remain
Calcutta Telegraph New Delhi, May 9: The World Health Organisation today distanced itself from suggestions that it had earlier this week portrayed Delhi as having the worst air quality among 1,600 cities worldwide, after Indian scientists said the agency’s database could … |