Thrust on safe blood donationFinancial Express BangladeshHe said awareness among people of safe blood donation is necessary as some people have faced problems after collecting blood from the drug addicted people. The NBR chairman Ghulam Hussain said th…
ND drive organizers look to sign up most organ donors in 8 hours – Grand Forks Herald
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ND drive organizers look to sign up most organ donors in 8 hours
Grand Forks Herald The West Fargo woman leads the “Give to Live” challenge drive to sign up more than 4,135 people as organ donors in North Dakota in eight hours. By: Helmut Schmidt, Forum … 1, 2013, at Dharmsinh Desai University in Gujarat, India. Funding for the … |
Indian cricket rode the meteoric rise of Tendulkar – The National
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Indian cricket rode the meteoric rise of Tendulkar
The National Two years after Tendulkar began playing international cricket, the Indian economy began opening up to foreign investment, triggering two decades of high growth that not only increased the size of India’s middle class but also its spending power … Life after Sachin Tendulkar: a cricket tragic’s taleCentral Telegraph |
USC honors first African American athletes – WIS
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USC honors first African American athletes
WIS Former Raiders tight end and five-time Pro Bowler Todd Christensen died from complications during liver transplant surgery. He was 57.More >>. With his penchant for poetry, Todd Christensen never fit the Raiders’ renegade mold. But that didn’t keep him … Todd Christensen was an extraordinary athlete, intellectual, humorist and mentorDeseret News Christensen left big impression on one ex-BYU teammateThe Register-Guard |
Clarithromycin Plus CCB Raises Acute Kidney Injury Risk – Renal and Urology News
Clarithromycin Plus CCB Raises Acute Kidney Injury RiskRenal and Urology NewsConcurrent use of a calcium-channel blockers (CCB) and clarithromycin is associated with an increased risk of hospitalization for acute kidney injury (AKI), new findings show….
Living better with heart failure by changing what you eat – Toronto NewsFIX
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Living better with heart failure by changing what you eat
Toronto NewsFIX ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Diet can dramatically lower hypertension and improve heart function in patients with a common type of heart failure, according to research presented at today’s Heart Failure Society of America meeting in Orlando, Fla. After 21 days … |
Ohio delays inmate's execution over organ donation – Record-Searchlight
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Ohio delays inmate’s execution over organ donation
Record-Searchlight FILE – This undated file photo provided by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction shows Ronald Phillips. Ronald Phillips, 40, was scheduled to be put to death Thursday Nov. 14, 2013 with a lethal injection of a two-drug combination not … One death row inmate supporting another in organ-donation fightNBCNews.com (blog) Organ donation on death row raises questionsThe Japan Times Death row organ donation raises ethical questionsWKSU News Las Vegas Sun –The Guardian –Gawker all 26 news articles » |
Sutton was strong advocate for children – San Antonio Express
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Sutton was strong advocate for children
San Antonio Express At the time, transplant surgery was still considered experimental and he and his wife had to lobby the insurance company to pay for it. The hospital wouldn’t consider transplant surgery unless the family had $100,000 in the bank, Sharon Sutton said … |
Life after death: "Dead" woman gives birth to baby and saves four other lives – Daily Star
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Life after death: “Dead” woman gives birth to baby and saves four other lives
Daily Star … brain dead we could use the organs of the mother and with the organs we could save four other people’s lives is the evidence of that the 21th century’s medical techniques are capable to save the crucial organs in perfect condition long after brain … The miracle baby born to a woman 13 weeks after she ‘died’Express.co.uk |
How to prevent heart disease in 3 steps – Times of India
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How to prevent heart disease in 3 steps
Times of India Living in a fast-paced world often leaves little time for making those drastic lifestyle changes that doctors recommend; after all, it’s difficult to plan a balanced meal when fast food chains offer quick and cheap alternatives, and it’s tough to get … |
