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Cole, six, becomes an organ donor
Jarrow & Hebburn Gazette The Harton Primary School pupil is now appealing to other people to follow his lead and sign up to the organ donation register. His mum Sharon, 38, of Westmorland Road, South Shields, said: “I couldn’t be more proud of Cole. “He was so excited when the … Pub boss backs our donor campaignShields Gazette |
Cancer patient fronts appeal to recruit ethnic minority donors – London24
London24Cancer patient fronts appeal to recruit ethnic minority donorsLondon24The condition is curable but she needs a successful stem cell transplant to survive the disease. Before this can happen, Sonia, 42, needs to be matched with a bone marrow don…
John Maunder gets ready for Yuleba World's Greatest Shave – Warwick Daily News
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John Maunder gets ready for Yuleba World’s Greatest Shave
Warwick Daily News “It involves 8 treatments of fortnightly ABVD chemotherapy and a fortnightly dose of an antibody called Rituximab which targets the cancerous cells,” he said. “This will most likely be followed with involved-field radiotherapy which last a couple of … |
How the United Network for Organ Sharing secured lung Lufkin City Manager's … – Lufkin Daily News
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How the United Network for Organ Sharing secured lung Lufkin City Manager’s …
Lufkin Daily News … a telephone interview last week to discuss the nationwide allocation system used to acquire organs, including the lung that Parker received after his diagnosis with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, and how people can donate organs upon death or brain … |
John Maunder gets ready for Yuleba World's Greatest Shave – Toowoomba Chronicle
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John Maunder gets ready for Yuleba World’s Greatest Shave
Toowoomba Chronicle “It involves 8 treatments of fortnightly ABVD chemotherapy and a fortnightly dose of an antibody called Rituximab which targets the cancerous cells,” he said. “This will most likely be followed with involved-field radiotherapy which last a couple of … |
Despite huge advances in treating pediatric cancer, plenty of work remains – Lexington Herald Leader
Despite huge advances in treating pediatric cancer, plenty of work remainsLexington Herald LeaderBone marrow transplantation can increase the intensity of chemotherapy and is reserved for patients with very high-risk leukemia or neuroblastoma. Because …
A PENNYWORTH EXPERIENCE – South Asia Mail
A PENNYWORTH EXPERIENCESouth Asia MailManifestation of my latent TB happened under immune compromised situation, confirmed by a radiological conference facilitated by Dr Randeep Guleria at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS). I developed pu…
New stent brings hope for complex heart clots – Times of India
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New stent brings hope for complex heart clots
Times of India Dr S Narayani, facility director, Fortis Hospital Mulund says “The new innovative procedure has the potential for widespread application in our country. It reaffirms our commitment to evolve life saving treatment for cardiac condition at our hospitals … |
Know about swine flu – Livemint
Chandigarh TribuneKnow about swine fluLivemintAs per latest reports from the health ministry, over 700 cases have been reported in India. Prolonged winters have made it conducive for the virus to spread. Delhi and Rajasthan are amongst the most affecte…
Fast food affects liver same way as hepatitis – Times of India
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Fast food affects liver same way as hepatitis
Times of India What’s interesting about the new information is that even after just a month of consistently eating fatty foods from fast food restaurants, there are significant changes in your liver. The fried foods do not just impact your cholesterol and waist line … |