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Cancer cases rising in India, says expert
Oneindia Heart cancer, lung cancer, gastric cancer and pancreatic cancer can be surgically treated now,” Gupta said on the sidelines of a media conference that highlighted a new type of surgery conducted by Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals to treat leiomyosarcoma (a … |
Persistent cough could signal lung cancer – Times of India
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Persistent cough could signal lung cancer
Times of India A new lung cancer campaign has warned that persistent cough, which has lasted for three weeks or more, could be a symptom of the fatal disease. The ‘Be Clear on Cancer’ campaign is aimed at reducing the number of deaths from lung cancer and … |
'Opt-out' organ donor system will treat people like 'clapped-out cars … – Telegraph.co.uk
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‘Opt-out’ organ donor system will treat people like ‘clapped-out cars …
Telegraph.co.uk Wales is set to become the first part of the UK to introduce a system of presumed consent for organ donation, if members of the Assembly back the plan in a vote later. The “opt-out” system would mean that organs could be taken from a person who has … Organ Donation: Wales Set To Approve Opt-OutSky News Wales to Debate Assumed Organ Donation ConsentIBTimes.co.uk Archbishop of Wales: Organ donor change ‘wrong’BBC News This is South Wales –WalesOnline –ChristianToday all 45 news articles » |
Part of mom ` s lung transplanted to 3 – yr – old son in Japan – Zee News
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Part of mom ` s lung transplanted to 3 – yr – old son in Japan
Zee News “His artificial heart and lung has been removed, and he has begun to breathe with the transplanted lung. I believe the surgery was successful,” the lead surgeon, Takahiro Oto, associate professor of respiratory surgery at the state-run university … Japanese surgeons successfully transplant parts of mum’s lung into 3-year-old sonNewstrack India |
Part of mom's lung transplanted to 3-yr-old son in Japan – Zee News
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Part of mom’s lung transplanted to 3-yr-old son in Japan
Zee News “His artificial heart and lung has been removed, and he has begun to breathe with the transplanted lung. I believe the surgery was successful,” the lead surgeon, Takahiro Oto, associate professor of respiratory surgery at the state-run university … |
Opt-out organ donation will treat bodies like 'clapped out cars' – Telegraph.co.uk
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Opt-out organ donation will treat bodies like ‘clapped out cars’
Telegraph.co.uk He said: “The legislation makes it clear if you are uncomfortable with being an organ donor, you have an absolute right in the simplest way possible to opt out of the system. “You put your name on the organ donor register saying you don’t want to be a … |
MediaTek MT6589: At the heart of India's quad-core smartphone boom – Tech2
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MediaTek MT6589: At the heart of India’s quad-core smartphone boom
Tech2 The MT6589 is the beating heart of the quad-core smartphone boom that’s ongoing in India and has already swept China. MediaTek is a Taiwanese company, which was originally the R&D unit for UMC or United Microelectronics Corporation, the oldest … |
Disrupted sleep and circadian rhythms trigger liver disease in alcoholics – Zee News
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Disrupted sleep and circadian rhythms trigger liver disease in alcoholics
Zee News “Circadian disruption appears to be a previously unrecognized risk factor underlying the susceptibility to or development of alcoholic liver disease,” said Fred W. Turek, the Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Biology at Northwestern`s … |
Health briefs – The Times and Democrat
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Health briefs
The Times and Democrat The move shows the growing willingness to do transplants to enhance a patient’s life rather than to save it as donated hearts, livers and other organs have done in the past. More than 70 hands and at least 20 faces have been transplanted in adults, and … |
BioInvent extends collaboration for the discovery and development of … – PharmiWeb.com (press release)
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BioInvent extends collaboration for the discovery and development of …
PharmiWeb.com (press release) BioInvent International AB (OMXS: BINV) today announces that it has signed an extension to its 2009 license agreement with Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation for the development of antibodies from BioInvent’s n-CoDeR® library. Under the terms of … |