Eman Ahmed Surgery

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.

Eman Ahmed, a 36-year old Egyptian woman, who was the world's heaviest woman until January this year, can now finally sit up in her bed all thanks to her medical team which made this possible.

Footage of Eman Ahmed being moved through a wheelchair in a Mumbai hospital exposes the insensitivity with which her send-off was handled. Reporters pushed and shoved so close to her that Ms Ahmed was at risk. "The way Eman's case has been handled was beyond grotesque, she was converted into a freak show," said Mumbai columnist Shobhaa De, appearin...

The Egyptian once believed to be the world's heaviest woman is flying out of Mumbai today, almost three months after she arrived on a specially modified cargo plane. Eman Ahmed was treated by doctors at Saifee Hospital, who say they're upset with allegations levelled by her sister who has accused them of lying about how much weight she has lost. Ms...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who lost 324 kg at a hospital in Mumbai in less than three months, will fly to Abu Dhabi today for rehabilitation. Ms Ahmed, believed to be the heaviest woman on the planet till recently, had arrived in Mumbai in February on a chartered cargo plane. Sources have said that a cargo aircraft, turned into an air ambulance is ...

Muffazal Lakdawala, the bariatric surgeon who treated the Egyptian national Eman Ahmed for obesity, has warned her family against shifting her to a hospital in the UAE.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was being treated in Mumbai for obesity, would be shifted to a hospital in UAE's Abu Dhabi soon. However, Ms Ahmed, who had arrived in Mumbai on a chartered cargo plane, would leave as a business class passenger on a regular flight.

The story of the worlds heaviest woman, Eman Ahmed Abdulati, miraculously shedding weight at a Mumbai hospital is not at all what it seems, alleges her 32-year-old sister in a shocking video in which she accuses a renowned Mumbai doctor and hospital of lying for publicity. -Everything was a lie. God forgive them for what they have done Eman did not...

Egyptian Eman Ahmed Abdulati, once touted to be the heaviest woman in the world at 500 kg, is on the fast track to a quality life. She has lost 242 kg since her arrival in Mumbai for a life-changing weight loss procedure, her treating doctor and renowned bariatric surgeon Dr Muffazal Lakdawala revealed on Tuesday.

Every ten kilograms of extra weight reduces life by three years. An obese person with a 50 kg of extra weight has already shortened his life by nearly 15 years. Commonly associated diseases like diabetes, heart problem, joint pains and risk of developing cancer may even shorten the life span of the person.

An Egyptian believed to be the world's heaviest woman has successfully undergone weight-loss surgery after losing over 100 kgs, said doctors in Mumbai today.

Eman Ahmed has lost the title of the heaviest woman in the world, and has gained a real shot at a better life. In the three weeks since her arrival in Mumbai, Eman has lost more than 100 kg, dropping down to a total of 380 kg.

500-kg weighing Egyptian national to be put on liquid protein diet from today in an attempt to radically cut flab before surgery

Eman Ahmed, one of the heaviest women in the world, landed in Mumbai on Saturday for weight reduction treatment at a local facility.Ms Ahmed, 36, landed at Mumbai international airport around 4 am.

A 36-year-old Egyptian woman weighing 500 kgs, who has not moved out of her house for 25 years, will reach Mumbai tomorrow for her weight reduction treatment, doctors said today.

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who came to India for weight-loss surgery and then left for Abu Dhabi amid controversy, has died. The 37-year-old had been in Abu Dhabi since May.

Eman Ahmed, a 36-year old Egyptian woman, who was the world's heaviest woman until January this year, can now finally sit up in her bed all thanks to her medical team which made this possible.

Footage of Eman Ahmed being moved through a wheelchair in a Mumbai hospital exposes the insensitivity with which her send-off was handled. Reporters pushed and shoved so close to her that Ms Ahmed was at risk. "The way Eman's case has been handled was beyond grotesque, she was converted into a freak show," said Mumbai columnist Shobhaa De, appearin...

The Egyptian once believed to be the world's heaviest woman is flying out of Mumbai today, almost three months after she arrived on a specially modified cargo plane. Eman Ahmed was treated by doctors at Saifee Hospital, who say they're upset with allegations levelled by her sister who has accused them of lying about how much weight she has lost. Ms...

Egyptian woman Eman Ahmed, who lost 324 kg at a hospital in Mumbai in less than three months, will fly to Abu Dhabi today for rehabilitation. Ms Ahmed, believed to be the heaviest woman on the planet till recently, had arrived in Mumbai in February on a chartered cargo plane. Sources have said that a cargo aircraft, turned into an air ambulance is ...

Muffazal Lakdawala, the bariatric surgeon who treated the Egyptian national Eman Ahmed for obesity, has warned her family against shifting her to a hospital in the UAE.

Egyptian national Eman Ahmed, who was being treated in Mumbai for obesity, would be shifted to a hospital in UAE's Abu Dhabi soon. However, Ms Ahmed, who had arrived in Mumbai on a chartered cargo plane, would leave as a business class passenger on a regular flight.

The story of the worlds heaviest woman, Eman Ahmed Abdulati, miraculously shedding weight at a Mumbai hospital is not at all what it seems, alleges her 32-year-old sister in a shocking video in which she accuses a renowned Mumbai doctor and hospital of lying for publicity. -Everything was a lie. God forgive them for what they have done Eman did not...

Egyptian Eman Ahmed Abdulati, once touted to be the heaviest woman in the world at 500 kg, is on the fast track to a quality life. She has lost 242 kg since her arrival in Mumbai for a life-changing weight loss procedure, her treating doctor and renowned bariatric surgeon Dr Muffazal Lakdawala revealed on Tuesday.

Every ten kilograms of extra weight reduces life by three years. An obese person with a 50 kg of extra weight has already shortened his life by nearly 15 years. Commonly associated diseases like diabetes, heart problem, joint pains and risk of developing cancer may even shorten the life span of the person.

An Egyptian believed to be the world's heaviest woman has successfully undergone weight-loss surgery after losing over 100 kgs, said doctors in Mumbai today.

Eman Ahmed has lost the title of the heaviest woman in the world, and has gained a real shot at a better life. In the three weeks since her arrival in Mumbai, Eman has lost more than 100 kg, dropping down to a total of 380 kg.

500-kg weighing Egyptian national to be put on liquid protein diet from today in an attempt to radically cut flab before surgery

Eman Ahmed, one of the heaviest women in the world, landed in Mumbai on Saturday for weight reduction treatment at a local facility.Ms Ahmed, 36, landed at Mumbai international airport around 4 am.

A 36-year-old Egyptian woman weighing 500 kgs, who has not moved out of her house for 25 years, will reach Mumbai tomorrow for her weight reduction treatment, doctors said today.