Cancer-ravaged organs being savedTimes of IndiaSo even though health minister Ghulam Nabi Azad recently said in the Rajya Sabha that India is set to see a steady rise in cancer cases, doctors are gifting almost normal organs back to their patients. The…
'Suicide is the biggest killer of young women' – Times of India
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‘Suicide is the biggest killer of young women’
Times of India Suicide is the biggest killer of women between 15-49 years of age in India. Maternal disorders related to child birth, which earlier used to top the killer list, have been pushed to the third place, going by the absolute number of deaths. The second … |
Donor wombs: Giving women without uteruses a chance to carry a baby stirs … – Edmonton Journal
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Donor wombs: Giving women without uteruses a chance to carry a baby stirs …
Edmonton Journal “If the goal of the (uterus) transplant is to have a child, then ethically we should ensure that that person is capable of caring for a child.” © Copyright (c) Postmedia News. Original source article: Donor wombs: Giving women without uteruses a chance … |
Eplerenone May Help Prevent Heart Failure In Acute Heart Attack Patients – Forbes
Eplerenone May Help Prevent Heart Failure In Acute Heart Attack PatientsForbesA new trial presented at the ACC in San Francisco suggests that the mineralocorticoid receptor agonist eplerenone Pfizer, Inspra) may help prevent the development of heart fa…
Certain Diabetes Medications May Lower Heart Failure Risk – Health.com
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Certain Diabetes Medications May Lower Heart Failure Risk
Health.com SUNDAY, March 10 (HealthDay News) — A newer class of diabetes drugs may offer an extra benefit: A new study suggests these medications lower the odds of suffering heart failure. Researchers from Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit found that patients … Study: Diabetic medication may protect patients from developing heart failureEurekAlert (press release) Long-Term Benefits, Risks of Newest Diabetes Drugs Still UnclearEveryday Health |
Carvedilol Superior to Metoprolol in Mortality Reductions for Heart Failure – Monthly Prescribing Reference
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Carvedilol Superior to Metoprolol in Mortality Reductions for Heart Failure
Monthly Prescribing Reference SAN FRANCISCO, CA—At ACC.13, the American College of Cardiology’s 62nd Annual Scientific Session, study authors presented that carvedilol compared to metoprolol was associated with a significant reduction in heart failure hospitalizations, death, and … |
Man, 37, becomes Fujian's 1st Taiwanese organ donor after death in Xiamen – What's on Xiamen
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Man, 37, becomes Fujian’s 1st Taiwanese organ donor after death in Xiamen
What’s on Xiamen Wang Junjie, the 37-year-old Taiwanese organ donor, who suffered from hereditary hypertension, suddenly fainted due to a cerebral hemorrhage in his company’s dormitory a week ago. He was rushed to Zhongshan Hospital by colleagues. Wang lapsed into … |
ACE Inhibitors More Protective Than Beta-Blockers in Heart Failure Survival – Monthly Prescribing Reference
ACE Inhibitors More Protective Than Beta-Blockers in Heart Failure SurvivalMonthly Prescribing ReferenceKevin Shah, MD, from Veterans Affairs San Diego Healthcare System, San Diego, CA, and his team of researchers assessed the survival benefit of ACEI …
Nelson Mandela leaves hospital after 'routine' medical tests – Times of India
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Nelson Mandela leaves hospital after ‘routine’ medical tests
Times of India Mandela had been admitted Saturday for “a scheduled medical check-up to manage the existing conditions in line with his age”, less than three months after being treated for a lung infection and gallstones. News of his latest hospitalization sparked … Relief In South Africa As Mandela Leaves HospitalNPR Mandela back home after spending night in hospitalZee News Nelson Mandela discharged from hospitalNewstrack India indiatvnews.com –IANS all 132 news articles » |
Cartersville entrepreneur finds strength in faith, success in business – Daily Tribune News
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Cartersville entrepreneur finds strength in faith, success in business
Daily Tribune News The primary treatment method is a stem cell transplant, which Waters underwent twice, first in 1999 at the Mayo Clinic and again in 2006 at NorthSide Hospital. Stem cells are first donated, in Waters’ case they were able to use her own, then heavy … |