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Lebanese Woman Donates Her Kidney and a Part of Her Liver to Save Son’s Life

Lebanese Woman Donates Her Kidney and a Part of Her Liver to Save Son’s Life

Mother’s love really does not know a limit, A Lebanese Woman donated her kidney and a part of Her Liver to save her Son’s Life who was suffering from a rare metabolic disorder.

Over 67 Lakh Household Toilets to be Constructed in Delhi by 2019

Over 67 Lakh Household Toilets to be Constructed in Delhi by 2019

Over five lakh community toilets and 67 lakh household toilets to be constructed in Delhi by the end of 2019.

Bile Acids May Help Reduce Cocaine Cravings

Bile Acids May Help Reduce Cocaine Cravings

Bile acids from the gut may help fight cocaine cravings. Targeting bile acid signaling in the brain may be a novel way to tackle cocaine abuse.

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Fracture Risk Increases by 30 Percent after Gastric Bypass

Fracture Risk Increases by 30 Percent after Gastric Bypass

Fracture risk increases by about 30 percent after gastric bypass surgery, which is an effective method to reduce obesity, diabetes, and mortality.

Normothermic Machine Perfusion For Liver Transplant - A New Technology Available in India

Normothermic Machine Perfusion For Liver Transplant - A New Technology Available in India

Normothermic Machine Perfusion can help keep the liver alive outside the body for up to 24 hours by maintaining it at the normal body temperature.

Indian Government Pledges To Get Rid of Viral Hepatitis By 2030

Indian Government Pledges To Get Rid of Viral Hepatitis By 2030

J.P. Nadda, the Indian health minister has recently launched a 'National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme' with a goal to end viral hepatitis by 2030.

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Setback on Karunanidhi’s Health: Statement Issued by Kauvery Hospital

Setback on Karunanidhi’s Health: Statement Issued by Kauvery Hospital

M. Karunanidhi, the DMK President, is suffering from urinary tract infection and is being treated by kauvery Hospital doctors at home.

For Doctors: To Understand Your Patients Better, Visit Them After Hospital Discharge

For Doctors: To Understand Your Patients Better, Visit Them After Hospital Discharge

If the Doctors are allowed to observe their discharge plans in action, i.e., is in the patient’s home, they will be able to learn better, finds a new study.

Obesity Surgery May Affect the Risk of Cancer

Obesity Surgery May Affect the Risk of Cancer

Weight loss surgery or obesity surgery may affect the risk of cancer. Obese patients who underwent weight loss (bariatric) surgery had a decreased risk of developing hormone-related cancer (breast, endometrial or prostate cancer) when compared with patients who did not have surgery.

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Increased Alcohol Intake Associated with High Death Rates

Increased Alcohol Intake Associated with High Death Rates

Heavy drinking results in iron loading which strains the vital organs of the body and increases the risk of death, study says.

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