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Eves’ hearts are at risk too: Survey
Times of India “Lately the number of female heart patients has increased drastically. The menstruating population, which was considered safe due to the oestrogen hormone, is at risk,. This has resulted in the significant rise of cardiovascular diseases among women … |
'Blood donation doesn't harm body' – Times of India
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‘Blood donation doesn’t harm body’
Times of India INDORE: Blood donation is truly a ‘gift of life’ that a healthy individual can give to others who are sick or injured. Meet Vinay Dixit, a 43-year-old mechanical engineer and a businessman of Narayan Park area of city, who finds great satisfaction in … Mom knows how critically important giving blood isCrookston Daily Times |
Mandela's condition improves, but still on life-support system – Chandigarh Tribune
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Mandela’s condition improves, but still on life-support system
Chandigarh Tribune Mandela’s eldest daughter Makaziwe, however, warned that her father, who was hospitalised 20 days ago for a recurring lung ailment, was “very critical” and “anything is imminent”. As the eyes of the world remain fixed on the health condition of the … Barack Obama’s ‘hero’ Nelson Mandela hanging onTimes of India South Africans hope, pray as Mandela’s condition improvesIndian Express Mandela sinking, world praysThe Asian Age Tamil India.com –Newstrack India –Herald Sun all 1,592 news articles » |
Keone Penn, 27: Medical trailblazer wanted to be a chef – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Keone Penn, 27: Medical trailblazer wanted to be a chefAtlanta Journal ConstitutionWhen Penn was 12 years old, he was thrust into the medical spotlight as the first person in the world to undergo a groundbreaking stem cell transplant that ultimately cu…
New Market Report Now Available: Heart Transplantation – Pipeline Review, H1 … – SBWire (press release)
New Market Report Now Available: Heart Transplantation – Pipeline Review, H1 …SBWire (press release)This report provides information on the therapeutic development for Heart Transplantation, complete with latest updates, and special features on late-…
India's Access to Medicines Policies Under Attack – Doctors Without Borders
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India’s Access to Medicines Policies Under Attack
Doctors Without Borders In March 2012, faced with a lack of access for Indian patients to a kidney and liver cancer treatment, the Indian government issued a compulsory license on German pharmaceutical company Bayer’s patented drug sorafenib tosylate. Bayer appealed against … |
Alyssa Sandeen undergoing transplant surgery – Mankato Free Press
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Alyssa Sandeen undergoing transplant surgery
Mankato Free Press “Alyssa’s the one that called me,” said Christopher Sandeen, father Alyssa Sandeen, the Mankato woman who has been hospitalized for months with a failing heart. “It was kind of hard for her to talk. She was so emotional.” Christopher Sandeen said … |
Iowan Cabin Reconstructed to Show Pioneer History – The Epoch Times
Iowan Cabin Reconstructed to Show Pioneer HistoryThe Epoch TimesShe also collected Indian artifacts, many found at the site of a battle between the Winnebagos and the Sioux near present-day Fertile, Innes said. The cabin was donated to the city of Hanl…
Cancer Succeeds After Heart Fails – dailyRx
Cancer Succeeds After Heart FailsdailyRxThe researchers were not sure why these associations existed. Factors that may explain these findings include side effects of cardiovascular treatments, heart failure-related stress and the physiological impact o…
Novel Heart Failure Drug From Novartis Gains 'Breakthrough Therapy … – Forbes
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Novel Heart Failure Drug From Novartis Gains ‘Breakthrough Therapy …
Forbes Serelaxin, the novel therapy under development for the treatment of acute heart failure, has received a “breakthrough therapy” designation from the FDA, according to Novartis, the company developing the drug. The designation, the FDA explains, “is … |