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Against All Odds: 42-Year-Old Woman Defeats HIV, Hepatitis B And Cancer With Rare Liver Transplant
The patient had been living with Hepatitis B for several years and was diagnosed with HIV around three years ago. Over time, her health deteriorated sharply.
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Delhi Doctors Treat Enlarged Prostate Using Minimally Invasive Laser Procedure
A 77-year-old man suffering from a severely enlarged prostate was treated using an advanced minimally invasive laser procedure at a Delhi hospital, doctors said on Thursday.
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Delhi Hospital Saves Lives With Rare Combined Liver, Heart Surgeries
A Delhi hospital has successfully performed a rare, combined liver transplants and complex cardiac surgeries on two critically ill patients suffering from advanced liver failure and serious heart ailments.
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Vijay's Hairstylist Calls Tamil Nadu Chief Minister A "True Gentleman": 'He Always Cares For People'
"He is always patient with everyone around. Even while doing his hair, he has a good level of patience," Vijay's hairstylist revealed
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When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
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Tuberculosis Care In Gujarat: Nutrition Snacks For Patients, Children
Gandhinagar, May 18 (IANS) The Gujarat government will provide “Ready-to-Eat Nutrition Snacks” for six months to adult tuberculosis patients weighing less than 42 kilograms and all children below the age of 14 as part of an expanded effort to strengt
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National AI Doctors Mission Launched In New Delhi: Here Is How It Will Change Indian Healthcare
The National AI Doctors Mission launches in New Delhi. Here is how it will change the Indian healthcare landscape and the challenges that may arise.
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What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
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Who Should Take Lormalzi? Alzheimer's Expert Explains Benefits And Risks
Neurologists say Lormalzi (donanemab), India's newly launched Alzheimer's therapy, may help slow cognitive decline in carefully selected patients with early disease. Experts explain who may benefit, who should avoid it, and the risks involved.
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Delhi Doctors Save Teen Battling Rare Stage 3 Bone Cancer After Critical ICU Fight
17-Year-Old Teenager Beats Rare Bone Cancer Post Critical 10-Day on Ventilator Support at Fortis Shalimar Bagh
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Rare Bone Cancer: Teen Recovers After Ventilator Support In Delhi
A 17-year-old girl diagnosed with advanced Stage 3 Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer, has recovered after battling respiratory complications and spending nearly 10 days on ventilator support at a Delhi hospital.
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Uplifting India's Nursing Workforce Through Readiness Beyond Expansion In Numbers
As healthcare systems advance, nursing is transforming into a complex operational function that calls for greater recognition, training, and structural support.
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Eli Lilly Launches Alzheimer's Drug Lormalzi Priced At Rs 91,688 Per Vial In India
Eli Lilly has launched Lormalzi (donanemab) in India for early Alzheimer's disease at Rs91,688 per vial. The once-monthly therapy targets amyloid plaques and may help slow cognitive decline in eligible patients with mild symptoms.
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New Wearable Mini Pump Lets Heart Failure Patients Recover At Home
A new UK clinical trial has found that a wearable mini-pump can safely help heart failure patients continue treatment at home, reducing hospital stays by nearly five days.
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Hantavirus Outbreak: French Patient In Critical Care As Cases Grow To 11
A French woman infected in the deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is critically ill and being treated with an artificial lung, a doctor at the Paris hospital caring for the sickened passenger.
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Against All Odds: 42-Year-Old Woman Defeats HIV, Hepatitis B And Cancer With Rare Liver Transplant
The patient had been living with Hepatitis B for several years and was diagnosed with HIV around three years ago. Over time, her health deteriorated sharply.
-
Delhi Doctors Treat Enlarged Prostate Using Minimally Invasive Laser Procedure
A 77-year-old man suffering from a severely enlarged prostate was treated using an advanced minimally invasive laser procedure at a Delhi hospital, doctors said on Thursday.
-
Delhi Hospital Saves Lives With Rare Combined Liver, Heart Surgeries
A Delhi hospital has successfully performed a rare, combined liver transplants and complex cardiac surgeries on two critically ill patients suffering from advanced liver failure and serious heart ailments.
-
Vijay's Hairstylist Calls Tamil Nadu Chief Minister A "True Gentleman": 'He Always Cares For People'
"He is always patient with everyone around. Even while doing his hair, he has a good level of patience," Vijay's hairstylist revealed
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When The Body Attacks Its Own Joints: Autoimmune Arthritis Explained
Autoimmune arthritis occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy joints and tissues, causing chronic inflammation, pain and disability. Experts say early diagnosis and treatment can help patients lead active, healthy lives.
-
Tuberculosis Care In Gujarat: Nutrition Snacks For Patients, Children
Gandhinagar, May 18 (IANS) The Gujarat government will provide “Ready-to-Eat Nutrition Snacks” for six months to adult tuberculosis patients weighing less than 42 kilograms and all children below the age of 14 as part of an expanded effort to strengt
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National AI Doctors Mission Launched In New Delhi: Here Is How It Will Change Indian Healthcare
The National AI Doctors Mission launches in New Delhi. Here is how it will change the Indian healthcare landscape and the challenges that may arise.
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What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
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Who Should Take Lormalzi? Alzheimer's Expert Explains Benefits And Risks
Neurologists say Lormalzi (donanemab), India's newly launched Alzheimer's therapy, may help slow cognitive decline in carefully selected patients with early disease. Experts explain who may benefit, who should avoid it, and the risks involved.
-
Delhi Doctors Save Teen Battling Rare Stage 3 Bone Cancer After Critical ICU Fight
17-Year-Old Teenager Beats Rare Bone Cancer Post Critical 10-Day on Ventilator Support at Fortis Shalimar Bagh
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Rare Bone Cancer: Teen Recovers After Ventilator Support In Delhi
A 17-year-old girl diagnosed with advanced Stage 3 Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare type of bone cancer, has recovered after battling respiratory complications and spending nearly 10 days on ventilator support at a Delhi hospital.
-
Uplifting India's Nursing Workforce Through Readiness Beyond Expansion In Numbers
As healthcare systems advance, nursing is transforming into a complex operational function that calls for greater recognition, training, and structural support.
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Eli Lilly Launches Alzheimer's Drug Lormalzi Priced At Rs 91,688 Per Vial In India
Eli Lilly has launched Lormalzi (donanemab) in India for early Alzheimer's disease at Rs91,688 per vial. The once-monthly therapy targets amyloid plaques and may help slow cognitive decline in eligible patients with mild symptoms.
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New Wearable Mini Pump Lets Heart Failure Patients Recover At Home
A new UK clinical trial has found that a wearable mini-pump can safely help heart failure patients continue treatment at home, reducing hospital stays by nearly five days.
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Hantavirus Outbreak: French Patient In Critical Care As Cases Grow To 11
A French woman infected in the deadly hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship is critically ill and being treated with an artificial lung, a doctor at the Paris hospital caring for the sickened passenger.
