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Boss Pays Rs 4.25 Lakh For His Driver's Heart Surgery, Wins Hearts By Calling Him A 'Colleague'
The employer explained that the man had worked with him for 15 years and that he never viewed him as "just a driver."
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From Hernias To Gallbladders, How Robotic Surgery Is Redefining Gastrointestinal Care
In gastrointestinal surgery, robotics has moved beyond being a technological advancement to becoming a preferred approach for precision-driven, minimally invasive care.
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From Hernias To Gallbladders, How Robotic Surgery Is Redefining Gastrointestinal Care
In gastrointestinal surgery, robotics has moved beyond being a technological advancement to becoming a preferred approach for precision-driven, minimally invasive care.
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Stents More Effective Than Drugs For Heart Disease? What Study Says
Some of the most common invasive heart procedures in America are no better at preventing heart attacks and death in patients with stable heart disease than pills and lifestyle improvements alone, according to a massive federally funded study designed to resolve a long-standing controversy in cardiology.
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Heart: Stents Or Bypass Surgeries May Not Be Needed For Blocked Arteries: Says Latest Research
Heart surgery: Doctors have called this research to be most in-depth and controlled one on stents and artery-clearing devices. It mentions that patients who had no surgery for blocked arteries and received drug therapy alone, did not have any more heart attacks than those who did have surgery.
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Heart: Stents Or Bypass Surgeries May Not Be Needed For Blocked Arteries: Says Latest Research
Heart surgery: Doctors have called this research to be most in-depth and controlled one on stents and artery-clearing devices. It mentions that patients who had no surgery for blocked arteries and received drug therapy alone, did not have any more heart attacks than those who did have surgery.
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World's Heaviest Man Goes Under Knife In Mexico
The world's heaviest man, who at one point weighed almost 600 kilogrammes (1,300 pounds), has undergone successful gastric bypass surgery, his doctors in Mexico said.
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Obesity: World's Heaviest Man to Undergo Gastric Bypass Surgery
Doctors in Mexico have set a date for Juan Pedro Franco, touted to the world's heaviest man, to undergo gastric bypass surgery.
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More Evidence Gastric Bypass Surgery Leads To Sustained Weight Loss
Many people worry about regaining weight after getting gastric bypass surgery, a weight-loss procedure for very obese patients, but a new study suggests that most patients remain lighter 10 years later.
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More Evidence Gastric Bypass Surgery Leads To Sustained Weight Loss
Many people worry about regaining weight after getting gastric bypass surgery, a weight-loss procedure for very obese patients, but a new study suggests that most patients remain lighter 10 years later.
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Bypass Boosts Survival In Heart Failure, 10-Year Study Says
Heart failure patients with clogged arteries have a better chance of surviving 10 years if they get bypass surgery plus medicine rather than just drugs alone, according to an international study.
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Bypass Boosts Survival In Heart Failure, 10-Year Study Says
Heart failure patients with clogged arteries have a better chance of surviving 10 years if they get bypass surgery plus medicine rather than just drugs alone, according to an international study.
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How Weight-Loss Surgery Reduce Sugar Craving
Weight loss surgery curbs sugar craving by acting on the brain's reward system, a new study has found.
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How Weight-Loss Surgery Reduce Sugar Craving
Weight loss surgery curbs sugar craving by acting on the brain's reward system, a new study has found.
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Botox May Prevent Irregular Heartbeat After Bypass Surgery
Botox injections into fat surrounding the heart can reduce the chances of developing an irregular heart rhythm - the most common complication of bypass surgery, say scientists.
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Boss Pays Rs 4.25 Lakh For His Driver's Heart Surgery, Wins Hearts By Calling Him A 'Colleague'
The employer explained that the man had worked with him for 15 years and that he never viewed him as "just a driver."
-
From Hernias To Gallbladders, How Robotic Surgery Is Redefining Gastrointestinal Care
In gastrointestinal surgery, robotics has moved beyond being a technological advancement to becoming a preferred approach for precision-driven, minimally invasive care.
-
From Hernias To Gallbladders, How Robotic Surgery Is Redefining Gastrointestinal Care
In gastrointestinal surgery, robotics has moved beyond being a technological advancement to becoming a preferred approach for precision-driven, minimally invasive care.
-
Stents More Effective Than Drugs For Heart Disease? What Study Says
Some of the most common invasive heart procedures in America are no better at preventing heart attacks and death in patients with stable heart disease than pills and lifestyle improvements alone, according to a massive federally funded study designed to resolve a long-standing controversy in cardiology.
-
Heart: Stents Or Bypass Surgeries May Not Be Needed For Blocked Arteries: Says Latest Research
Heart surgery: Doctors have called this research to be most in-depth and controlled one on stents and artery-clearing devices. It mentions that patients who had no surgery for blocked arteries and received drug therapy alone, did not have any more heart attacks than those who did have surgery.
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Heart: Stents Or Bypass Surgeries May Not Be Needed For Blocked Arteries: Says Latest Research
Heart surgery: Doctors have called this research to be most in-depth and controlled one on stents and artery-clearing devices. It mentions that patients who had no surgery for blocked arteries and received drug therapy alone, did not have any more heart attacks than those who did have surgery.
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World's Heaviest Man Goes Under Knife In Mexico
The world's heaviest man, who at one point weighed almost 600 kilogrammes (1,300 pounds), has undergone successful gastric bypass surgery, his doctors in Mexico said.
-
Obesity: World's Heaviest Man to Undergo Gastric Bypass Surgery
Doctors in Mexico have set a date for Juan Pedro Franco, touted to the world's heaviest man, to undergo gastric bypass surgery.
-
More Evidence Gastric Bypass Surgery Leads To Sustained Weight Loss
Many people worry about regaining weight after getting gastric bypass surgery, a weight-loss procedure for very obese patients, but a new study suggests that most patients remain lighter 10 years later.
-
More Evidence Gastric Bypass Surgery Leads To Sustained Weight Loss
Many people worry about regaining weight after getting gastric bypass surgery, a weight-loss procedure for very obese patients, but a new study suggests that most patients remain lighter 10 years later.
-
Bypass Boosts Survival In Heart Failure, 10-Year Study Says
Heart failure patients with clogged arteries have a better chance of surviving 10 years if they get bypass surgery plus medicine rather than just drugs alone, according to an international study.
-
Bypass Boosts Survival In Heart Failure, 10-Year Study Says
Heart failure patients with clogged arteries have a better chance of surviving 10 years if they get bypass surgery plus medicine rather than just drugs alone, according to an international study.
-
How Weight-Loss Surgery Reduce Sugar Craving
Weight loss surgery curbs sugar craving by acting on the brain's reward system, a new study has found.
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How Weight-Loss Surgery Reduce Sugar Craving
Weight loss surgery curbs sugar craving by acting on the brain's reward system, a new study has found.
-
Botox May Prevent Irregular Heartbeat After Bypass Surgery
Botox injections into fat surrounding the heart can reduce the chances of developing an irregular heart rhythm - the most common complication of bypass surgery, say scientists.
