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‘You name it, Bangalore knows it’
The New Indian Express We Bangaloreans welcome and appreciate all kind of music, be it Indian classical, Bollywood, kawali, folk, western classical or rock. You name it … Aware that many patients in the city suffer from end stage organ failure and organ transplant being … |
Donation must be a choice – This is South Wales
Donation must be a choiceThis is South WalesRemoval must happen as soon after brain death as possible. It may be that the body is kept alive artificially so as to maintain organ viability. But nobody who is still alive (by modern measures and conventio…
Yes, you can prevent cancer – The New Indian Express
Yes, you can prevent cancerThe New Indian ExpressOf those, cancers that most affect women are breast,cervical,oral,ovarian,endometrial, lung and colon cancer. Breast cancer is the most common malignancy type diagnosed in women in developed countries an…
Have breakfast, reduce risk of heart attack – MorungExpress
Have breakfast, reduce risk of heart attackMorungExpressWashington, (IANS): Skipping breakfast could make you vulnerable to greater risk of heart attack, US researchers have warned. Health experts have suggested that older men not bothering to eat afte…
Bad food behind most liver diseases: Expert – MorungExpress
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Bad food behind most liver diseases: Expert
MorungExpress “Bad food can cause bad liver. While alcohol causes liver problems in 10-20 percent of the population, fatty food which leads to obesity and problems in 25 percent of population,” Sarin said at a lecture at the Indian National Science Academy here … |
Genentech's Obinutuzumab (GA101) Delayed Disease Progression Longer … – Fort Mills Times
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Genentech’s Obinutuzumab (GA101) Delayed Disease Progression Longer …
Fort Mills Times … monitoring committee determined that the study met its primary endpoint showing that GA101 plus chlorambucil helped people live significantly longer without their disease worsening (progression-free survival; PFS) compared to Rituxan® (rituximab … |
Our hearts match, but not our kidneys: Abu Dhabi wife's heart-breaking plea … – Emirates 24/7
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Our hearts match, but not our kidneys: Abu Dhabi wife’s heart-breaking plea …
Emirates 24/7 Sheeja is willing to donate one of her organs but it does not match his. “Even though our hearts match, the kidneys … The Kerala Social Centre, Abu Dhabi, and other Indian media have donated for his cause. However, only Rs25,000 have been collected … |
Jerry Davich: Cupcakes: Good and for good cause – Post-Tribune
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Jerry Davich: Cupcakes: Good and for good cause
Post-Tribune Abby Wodrich, 8, of Porter, one of the young “Cupcake Crusaders,” waves to attracts motorists at Lemon Tree Mediterranean Grill in Chesterton to raise money for a Children’s Organ Transplant Association fundraising campaign. | Jerry Davich~Sun-Times … |
Letter: Madeira needs to support Woman's Club – Cincinnati.com
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Letter: Madeira needs to support Woman’s Club
Cincinnati.com Other monies have gone to senior citizens, Tender Mercies, Salvation Army’s N.Y. 9/11 disaster recovery fund, food bank, Organ Transplant fund for Patrick Wood, equipment for the Madeira/Indian Hill Fire Co. and each year they buy $500 worth of … |
Skipping breakfast raises heart attack risk by 27%: Study – Times of India
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Skipping breakfast raises heart attack risk by 27%: Study
Times of India LONDON: Skipping breakfast, common the world over, has for the first time been associated with increase in heart attacks. Missing out on the morning meal has been found to increase coronary heart disease risk, reveals a 16-year-long study published in … Have breakfast, reduce risk of heart attackMorungExpress Skipping your breakfast can increase risk of heart attack, says researchNewstrack India Men, don’t skip breakfastCalcutta Telegraph |