February is National Heart Month, and that’s a great reason for Kayla Kelly of Hazleton and her family to celebrate. Kayla, 20, on Friday celebrated the first anniversary of the heart transplant surgery that saved her life. To mark the occasion, Kayla wa
World Cancer Day 2013: Lung, mouth cancer on the rise – Times of India
World Cancer Day 2013: Lung, mouth cancer on the riseTimes of IndiaCHENNAI: Risk of cancer has increased in Chennai this year, rising by 14%, according to the Madras Metropolitan Tumour Registry at the Cancer Institute in Adyar. This year, the registry…
Cancer not a death sentence: Experts – Times of India
Cancer not a death sentence: ExpertsTimes of IndiaCancer of lungs, stomach, liver, colon and breast cause most deaths each year * The most frequent types of cancer differ between men and women * About 30% of cancer deaths are due to the five leading be…
England too good for India: Harmanpreet slams ton but hosts lose by 32 runs – Daily Mail
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England too good for India: Harmanpreet slams ton but hosts lose by 32 runs
Daily Mail Having lost to India by 105 runs in their lung opener, West Indies needed a victory to stay alive in the tournament. The islanders did it in style by rattling up their highest-ever ODI total of 368 for eight, riding on Stephanie Taylor’s career-best … |
Lung, mouth cancer on the rise – Times of India
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Lung, mouth cancer on the rise
Times of India This year, doctors point out more changes in Chennai’s cancer incidence demography – a steep increase in lung cancer among women and mouth cancer among men. Ten years ago, the incidence of lung cancer was five in one lakh women. Today, the … |
Family raises organ donation awareness after losing daughter – WLOX
Family raises organ donation awareness after losing daughterWLOXFamily raises organ donation awareness after losing daughter. Posted: Saturday, February 2, 2013 9:27 PM EST. Updated: Sunday, February 3, 2013 4:22 PM EST. By Danielle Thomas – bio | emai…
Oncologists call for standardised treatment – The Hindu
The HinduOncologists call for standardised treatmentThe HinduPurvish Parikh, managing trustee, Indian Cancer Care Society, and president, Indian Society of Medical and Paediatric Oncology, said the guidelines for some specific conditions were already a…
Drug-resistant fungi new hospital menace
After the superbug, it might soon be the ‘superfungi’. The organisms, known to be opportunistic pathogens causing infection in critically-ill patients, are fast turning drug-resistant.
Part corneal transplant proves to be a visionary procedure – The Hindu
Part corneal transplant proves to be a visionary procedureThe HinduOne eye donor can help not two persons without vision, but now, four people, thanks to techniques that exist to split each cornea into two layers, and skilled surgeons, to use these spl…
Target therapy cancer's bane – Times of India
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Target therapy cancer’s bane
Times of India In 2008, about 1.13 million deaths occurred due to cancers in the WHO’s South-East Asia Region (SEAR), of which India is a part. Lung and oral cancers are the most common cancers among men in South-East Asia Region, while cervical and breast cancers … Report: India accounts to 86 percent Oral Cancer Figure across the WorldJagran Josh India has 86% of global oral cancer casesZee News Cancer – The Dreaded Malady In IndiaRTT News Scoop.co.nz (press release) –India Education Diary all 20 news articles » |