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2.75 Kilogram Kidney, World's Largest, Removed From a Patient in Delhi
A kidney weighing 2.75 kg, claimed to be the world's largest, has been removed from a 45-year-old patient, the authorities at a hospital in Delhi where the operation was performed said on Tuesday.
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Bollywood bids final goodbye to Shammi Kapoor
Shammi Kapoor's family members and friends bid goodbye to the veteran actor at his funeral at the Ban Ganga cremation ground here Monday morning.
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President, Prime Minister offer condolence to Shammi's family
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was deeply moved by veteran actor Shammi Kapoor's death.
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Birth weight linked to salt sensitivity
Being born underweight may make one vulnerable to salt sensitivity, a condition characterised by increase in blood pressure on eating a high-salt diet.
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Painkillers not linked to kidney failure
Moderate use of pain relievers such as aspirin, paracetamol and ibuprofen does not appear to cause kidney failure in healthy men, as was feared by some. Since 1980, at least eight studies have examined whether pain relievers are associated with various degrees of kidney failure. Two studies found no clear association, but the rest suggested a lin...
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2.75 Kilogram Kidney, World's Largest, Removed From a Patient in Delhi
A kidney weighing 2.75 kg, claimed to be the world's largest, has been removed from a 45-year-old patient, the authorities at a hospital in Delhi where the operation was performed said on Tuesday.
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Bollywood bids final goodbye to Shammi Kapoor
Shammi Kapoor's family members and friends bid goodbye to the veteran actor at his funeral at the Ban Ganga cremation ground here Monday morning.
-
President, Prime Minister offer condolence to Shammi's family
Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh was deeply moved by veteran actor Shammi Kapoor's death.
-
Birth weight linked to salt sensitivity
Being born underweight may make one vulnerable to salt sensitivity, a condition characterised by increase in blood pressure on eating a high-salt diet.
-
Painkillers not linked to kidney failure
Moderate use of pain relievers such as aspirin, paracetamol and ibuprofen does not appear to cause kidney failure in healthy men, as was feared by some. Since 1980, at least eight studies have examined whether pain relievers are associated with various degrees of kidney failure. Two studies found no clear association, but the rest suggested a lin...
