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This Two-Year-Old Needs a Bone Marrow Transplant to Live
Arisha Imtiaz is only two years old but she has already undergone a heart surgery. She suffers from an uncommon disorder called Red Cell Aplasia, and now she needs a bone marrow transplant. That procedure will cost a massive Rs 30 lakh, money that her family says they simply don't have.
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Russian Baby Gets New Heart in Chennai
A new lease of life for two-year-old Russian baby, Gleb, who's recovering well after a heart transplant in Chennai. His heart developed pumping problems when he was just a year old, due to a condition called Restrictive Cardiomyopathy. Now, a new heart beats in him, thanks to the heart of a brain-dead baby in Bangalore, whose parents donated the he...
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2-Year-Old's Heart Travels in 4 Hours From Bengaluru to Chennai
The heart of a two-year-old boy who died on Friday morning at a hospital in Bengaluru was successfully transplanted into another young child in Chennai. The heart was rushed from one city to another, all within the space of four hours.
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Bangalore Traffic Lights Will Change for Ambulances
Very soon, traffic will have to stop in Bangalore for a coming ambulance. The city, which recently provided a green corridor for the transport of a human heart for transplant, wants to give a permanent priority to ambulances. And even VIP vehicles would have to stop for them.
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How a Human Heart Was Rushed from Bangalore to Chennai
Green corridors to facilitate organ transport used to be a phenomenon that happens in foreign countries. But not any more. Today, a heart was sent from Bangalore to Chennai in record time - thanks to green corridors on both sides.
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This Two-Year-Old Needs a Bone Marrow Transplant to Live
Arisha Imtiaz is only two years old but she has already undergone a heart surgery. She suffers from an uncommon disorder called Red Cell Aplasia, and now she needs a bone marrow transplant. That procedure will cost a massive Rs 30 lakh, money that her family says they simply don't have.
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Russian Baby Gets New Heart in Chennai
A new lease of life for two-year-old Russian baby, Gleb, who's recovering well after a heart transplant in Chennai. His heart developed pumping problems when he was just a year old, due to a condition called Restrictive Cardiomyopathy. Now, a new heart beats in him, thanks to the heart of a brain-dead baby in Bangalore, whose parents donated the he...
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2-Year-Old's Heart Travels in 4 Hours From Bengaluru to Chennai
The heart of a two-year-old boy who died on Friday morning at a hospital in Bengaluru was successfully transplanted into another young child in Chennai. The heart was rushed from one city to another, all within the space of four hours.
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Bangalore Traffic Lights Will Change for Ambulances
Very soon, traffic will have to stop in Bangalore for a coming ambulance. The city, which recently provided a green corridor for the transport of a human heart for transplant, wants to give a permanent priority to ambulances. And even VIP vehicles would have to stop for them.
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How a Human Heart Was Rushed from Bangalore to Chennai
Green corridors to facilitate organ transport used to be a phenomenon that happens in foreign countries. But not any more. Today, a heart was sent from Bangalore to Chennai in record time - thanks to green corridors on both sides.
