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How Pak-Origin Man Tricked Mother Into Kidney Transplant
A Pakistani-origin man, whose mother was on dialysis but would not let him donate his kidney, tricked her in to the transplant - by pretending he was already selling his organ on eBay.
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IIT Team Develops Affordable Dialysis Technology
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur have engineered an indigenous, cost-effective kidney dialysis technology. The innovative technology was recently recognised with the National Award, a statement said today.
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Risks for early dialysis
Putting people on dialysis early, while their kidneys still have adequate function, may increase the chances that they'll die in the year after the procedure is started.
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Nocturnal haemodialysis is beneficial
Frequent night-time haemodialysis improves a number of clinical symptoms and some aspects of quality of life for kidney patients compared to conventional methods.
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Morning dialysis better
Scientists have found that kidney patients who undergo haemodialysis in the morning are likely to live longer than those who have it in the evening. In a study published in the recent issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, researchers studied over 240 elderly patients who had undergone haemodialysis over 11 years. The results i...
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How Pak-Origin Man Tricked Mother Into Kidney Transplant
A Pakistani-origin man, whose mother was on dialysis but would not let him donate his kidney, tricked her in to the transplant - by pretending he was already selling his organ on eBay.
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IIT Team Develops Affordable Dialysis Technology
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology-Kharagpur have engineered an indigenous, cost-effective kidney dialysis technology. The innovative technology was recently recognised with the National Award, a statement said today.
-
Risks for early dialysis
Putting people on dialysis early, while their kidneys still have adequate function, may increase the chances that they'll die in the year after the procedure is started.
-
Nocturnal haemodialysis is beneficial
Frequent night-time haemodialysis improves a number of clinical symptoms and some aspects of quality of life for kidney patients compared to conventional methods.
-
Morning dialysis better
Scientists have found that kidney patients who undergo haemodialysis in the morning are likely to live longer than those who have it in the evening. In a study published in the recent issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, researchers studied over 240 elderly patients who had undergone haemodialysis over 11 years. The results i...
