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Has Government Launched 'Blood On Call' Helpline? A Fact Check
PIB Fact Check has debunked a claim circulating on WhatsApp about a pan-India helpline number 104 titled "Blood on Call" for blood requirements. According to PIB, this claim is misleading, and the Government of India is not running any such scheme.
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"Rs 2,400 Per Pack": The Blood Black Market Outside Madhya Pradesh Hospitals
In an exclusive investigation, Operation Blood, NDTV found out that a black market for blood is flourishing outside some of Madhya Pradesh's top government hospitals.
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Arvind Kejriwal Lodged In 14x8 Feet Cell. See What All Court Has Allowed
Arvind Kejriwal will have home-cooked meals, bottled drinking water, and a supply of toffees in case of a sudden drop in blood sugar levels, a Delhi court said Monday as the Chief Minister begins a 14-day spell in the city's Tihar Jail.
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In A First, Blood Bags Delivered By Drones In Noida
A key aspect of drones is that they can be used in healthcare during emergency response not only for providing vaccines and medicines but also for supplying blood bags.
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In A First, Maharashtra To Deploy Drones For Emergency Medical Supplies
In a first, the Maharashtra government has joined hands with private drone operator Zilpline to deliver blood products and emergency medicines to people in remote areas in collaboration with Serum Institute of India (SII), an official said on Monday.
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Anna Hazare Hospitalised, Doctors Say Blood Supply To Brain Reduced
Social activist Anna Hazare was today admitted to a hospital in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar after he complained of weakness, which doctors later found was due to lack of blood supply to his brain. He had broken his 7-day long fast last week, persisting in his demand for appointment of anti-corruption watchdogs.
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Iraqi Girl With Rare Spinal Disease Treated In Delhi Hospital
A 19-year-old Iraqi girl, suffering from a rare spinal disease, which affects blood supply in the spinal cord, got a new lease of life after undergoing surgery at a hospital in the city.
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Iraqi Girl Gets New Life After Spinal Surgery At City Hospital
A 19-year-old Iraqi girl, suffering from a rare spinal disease, which affects blood supply in the spinal cord, got a new lease of life after undergoing surgery at a hospital in Delhi
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How Contamination And Shortages Plague India's Blood Supply
Every month, Seema Mishra and her daughter make the trip to a hospital, praying the blood transfusion the youngster needs to keep her alive will not make her sicker.
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Blood Donation, Better than Pilgrimage: Harsh Vardhan
Terming blood donation "better" than pilgrimage, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday pitched for holding extensive donation campaigns to meet the shortfall in the blood units supply in the country.
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Bullet removed from man's neck after complex operation
Doctors of the government-run SMS hospital in Jaipur have performed a complex surgery to remove a bullet from a delicate part of a 25-year-old man's neck. The bullet was stuck between the trachea (windpipe) and common carotid artery, the vessel which supplies oxygenated blood to the brain.
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Radio waves may reduce high BP, sugar
Australian scientists have come up with an idea to treat high blood pressure and blood sugar by using radio waves to silence or destroy nerves in arteries supplying blood to the kidneys.
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Has Government Launched 'Blood On Call' Helpline? A Fact Check
PIB Fact Check has debunked a claim circulating on WhatsApp about a pan-India helpline number 104 titled "Blood on Call" for blood requirements. According to PIB, this claim is misleading, and the Government of India is not running any such scheme.
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"Rs 2,400 Per Pack": The Blood Black Market Outside Madhya Pradesh Hospitals
In an exclusive investigation, Operation Blood, NDTV found out that a black market for blood is flourishing outside some of Madhya Pradesh's top government hospitals.
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Arvind Kejriwal Lodged In 14x8 Feet Cell. See What All Court Has Allowed
Arvind Kejriwal will have home-cooked meals, bottled drinking water, and a supply of toffees in case of a sudden drop in blood sugar levels, a Delhi court said Monday as the Chief Minister begins a 14-day spell in the city's Tihar Jail.
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In A First, Blood Bags Delivered By Drones In Noida
A key aspect of drones is that they can be used in healthcare during emergency response not only for providing vaccines and medicines but also for supplying blood bags.
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In A First, Maharashtra To Deploy Drones For Emergency Medical Supplies
In a first, the Maharashtra government has joined hands with private drone operator Zilpline to deliver blood products and emergency medicines to people in remote areas in collaboration with Serum Institute of India (SII), an official said on Monday.
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Anna Hazare Hospitalised, Doctors Say Blood Supply To Brain Reduced
Social activist Anna Hazare was today admitted to a hospital in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar after he complained of weakness, which doctors later found was due to lack of blood supply to his brain. He had broken his 7-day long fast last week, persisting in his demand for appointment of anti-corruption watchdogs.
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Iraqi Girl With Rare Spinal Disease Treated In Delhi Hospital
A 19-year-old Iraqi girl, suffering from a rare spinal disease, which affects blood supply in the spinal cord, got a new lease of life after undergoing surgery at a hospital in the city.
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Iraqi Girl Gets New Life After Spinal Surgery At City Hospital
A 19-year-old Iraqi girl, suffering from a rare spinal disease, which affects blood supply in the spinal cord, got a new lease of life after undergoing surgery at a hospital in Delhi
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How Contamination And Shortages Plague India's Blood Supply
Every month, Seema Mishra and her daughter make the trip to a hospital, praying the blood transfusion the youngster needs to keep her alive will not make her sicker.
-
Blood Donation, Better than Pilgrimage: Harsh Vardhan
Terming blood donation "better" than pilgrimage, Health Minister Harsh Vardhan on Friday pitched for holding extensive donation campaigns to meet the shortfall in the blood units supply in the country.
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Bullet removed from man's neck after complex operation
Doctors of the government-run SMS hospital in Jaipur have performed a complex surgery to remove a bullet from a delicate part of a 25-year-old man's neck. The bullet was stuck between the trachea (windpipe) and common carotid artery, the vessel which supplies oxygenated blood to the brain.
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Radio waves may reduce high BP, sugar
Australian scientists have come up with an idea to treat high blood pressure and blood sugar by using radio waves to silence or destroy nerves in arteries supplying blood to the kidneys.
