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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 … |
RP Patnaik – still a composer at heart – Yahoo! India News
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RP Patnaik – still a composer at heart
Yahoo! India News “I started my career as a music composer and, therefore, I can never stop being one at heart. I have stopped composing music for other films, but I still compose music for my own films,” Patnaik told IANS and added: “Since I’m busy being a director, I … |
Researchers develop new tool to eliminate 30-day hospital readmissions in … – Medical Xpress
Researchers develop new tool to eliminate 30-day hospital readmissions in …Medical XpressResearchers at the Intermountain Heart Institute at Intermountain Medical Center have developed an innovative tool designed to eliminate 30-day hospital readmiss…
Pinning their hopes on a Penn gene therapy – Philadelphia Inquirer
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Pinning their hopes on a Penn gene therapy
Philadelphia Inquirer Her doctors recommended a stem-cell transplant. They would destroy her immune system, then rebuild it using a donor’s cells. The drastic option posed many risks, some fatal. But it was her best chance to beat the beast. It worked. Over the next year … |
India faces epidemic of missing children – Aljazeera.com
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India faces epidemic of missing children
Aljazeera.com Activists like Kumar also speak of the “Kumbh Mela syndrome” – the Hindu religious congregation that draws millions of pilgrims to the city of Allahabad on the banks of the river Ganga once every 12 years – where fathers deliberately lose their … |
Generic drug wins appeal in India – Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
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Generic drug wins appeal in India
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Last year, India’s patent office allowed local drug manufacturer Natco Pharma Ltd. to produce a generic version of Bayer’s kidney and liver cancer drug Nexavar on the grounds it would make the drug available to the public at a reasonably affordable price. |
All I Want Is Clean And Safe Air – South Asia Mail
All I Want Is Clean And Safe AirSouth Asia MailA guide book on -lung-health-consequences-of-exposure-to-smoke-from-domestic-use-of-solid-fuels- refers to another study from India which showed an increase of 22% to 30% in symptoms of asthma in nonsmokin…
Nelson Mandela hospitalised for medical check-up – Zee News
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Nelson Mandela hospitalised for medical check-up
Zee News Johannesburg: Anti-apartheid icon and former South African President Nelson Mandela has been hospitalised for a “scheduled medical check-up”, months after he was treated for a lung infection and gallstones. “Former president Nelson Mandela was … Nelson Mandela admitted to hospital for routine checkupNewstrack India |
Diaspora LTTE Activists Posing as Human Rights Champions – Ministry of Defence (press release)
Ministry of Defence (press release)Diaspora LTTE Activists Posing as Human Rights ChampionsMinistry of Defence (press release)Among the participants were politicians, journalists and bureaucrats from India such as P. Upendra, S. Unnikrishnan, Aladi Aru…