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Nelson Mandela on life support system, South Africa remains on edge
Daily News & Analysis South Africa’s ailing peace icon Nelson Mandela has been put on a life-support system following deterioration of his health, three weeks after the 94-year-old anti-apartheid leader was hospitalised with a recurring lung infection. “Mandela is on life … |
Indian women more vulnerable to heart diseases now – India.Com Health
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Indian women more vulnerable to heart diseases now
India.Com Health The survey, ‘Visualising the Extent of Heart Disease in Indian Women’, revealed that 65 per cent doctors believe that oestrogen’s deficiency due to changing lifestyle and other co-morbid conditions are among the top five reasons responsible for younger … Eves’ hearts are at risk too: SurveyTimes of India |
What's On Friday – New York Times
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What’s On Friday
New York Times He lived the next 15 years as a recluse before choosing to risk facial-transplant surgery. In this special with Ann Curry, right, Mr. Norris, now 38, speaks about the procedure at the Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center in … NBC Airs ANN CURRY REPORTS: A Face in the Crowd TonightBroadway World Gun Shot Victim Transformed After ‘World’s Most Extensive Face Transplant …Science World Report A face in the crowd: A year after most extensive face transplant in historyNEWS.GNOM.ES |
Heart Failure Survivors at Increased Risk for Cancer – Ivanhoe
Heart Failure Survivors at Increased Risk for Cancer
Ivanhoe (Ivanhoe Newswire) – With advancements in medicine, heart failure patients are surviving more with the heart condition, but they are more likely to be diagnosed with cancer, according to a recent study. “Heart failure patients are not only at an … Cancer Succeeds After Heart FailsdailyRx |
Stem cell transplant performed on Bremerton dog – KING5.com
Stem cell transplant performed on Bremerton dog
KING5.com Doctors at Bremerton’s Compassionate Critter Care Veterinary Hospital are giving him a stem cell transplant, a procedure previously reserved for people. “Veterinary medicine is in a lot of ways catching up with human medicine,” said Dr. Angela Lehman. Stem-cell treatment helps man’s best friendWBXH |
'Once Upon…' sequel about matters of heart: Milan Luthria – Times of India
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‘Once Upon…’ sequel about matters of heart: Milan Luthria
Times of India Milan Luthria has set the sequel of ‘Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai’ on a bigger stage and though he is aware of the risks, the director says it was interesting to take the same story forward with new actors. The original film starred Ajay Devgn and … ‘Imran is the surprise package of ‘Once Upon…’ sequel, the dark horse’CanIndia News |
The Danger Of “Non-Brain Death” Organ Donations – Blogger News Network (blog)
The Danger Of “Non-Brain Death” Organ Donations
Blogger News Network (blog) Only ethicist Arthur Caplan has the nerve to say it: Years ago, when he moved from Minnesota to Pennsylvania, he was reapplying for his driver’s license, and advised by the clerk: Don’t mark that: If you do, they will let you die. The fact that the … |
Partap Sharma — the voice of India – Arab News
Partap Sharma — the voice of India
Arab News Partap enjoyed his travels with his father and learned a great deal from them, including his mastery of English as well as the English accent that helped him become the best speaker at Indian functions and events so much so that he was dubbed “India’s … |
Oliver North: DOMA ruling causing US military to be used as 'lab rats' in … – Daily Caller
Oliver North: DOMA ruling causing US military to be used as ‘lab rats’ in …
Daily Caller On Thursday’s “The Andrea Tantaros Radio Show,” former U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North, now a political commentator, explained that the Supreme Court’s ruling on the Defense of Marriage Act could have broad implications for the U.S. … |
Don't have your baby sniff that massage oil – Times of India
Don’t have your baby sniff that massage oil
Times of India Doctors say most parents don’t realize the danger of the practice but the oil, once entering the lungs, cannot be expelled easily, subjecting the baby to the threat of lipid pneumonia and infant respiratory distress syndrome. “Baby oils, massage oil … |