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India sees 27% growth in organ transplants but more need to be done: Experts - Vimarsana News

India sees 27% growth in organ transplants but more need to be done: Experts

India has witnessed a remarkable 27 per cent growth in organ transplant numbers, however more needs to be done as there is a critical demand for organ replacement in the country, with around 50,000 individuals awaiting transplants, experts said ...

Noida docs successfully transplant kidney in 5-year-old girl suffering from rare condition - Vimarsana News

Noida docs successfully transplant kidney in 5-year-old girl suffering from rare condition

In a heart-warming moment, a team of doctors at Jaypee Hospital on Thursday announced they have successfully transplanted a kidney in a five-year-old girl, their first transplant for a young patient at such age.The girl, suffering from a rare ...

Can low-dose lithium help improve kidney health? - Vimarsana News

Can low-dose lithium help improve kidney health?

Long known as a valuable treatment for bipolar disorder, lithium may also be useful in treating kidney disease, a silent killer which affects about an estimated 10 crore people in India, health experts contended here on Friday.

Can low-dose lithium help improve kidney health? - Vimarsana News

Can low-dose lithium help improve kidney health?

Long known as a valuable treatment for bipolar disorder, lithium may also be useful in treating kidney disease, a silent killer which affects about an estimated 10 crore people in India, health experts contended here on Friday.Though ...

'No ordinary thing:' Kashmiri man $120,000 in debt advertises his kidney for sale - Vimarsana News

'No ordinary thing:' Kashmiri man $120,000 in debt advertises his kidney for sale

NEW DELHI: After accumulating more than $120,000 in debt and “exhausting all options for help,” a 28-year-old Kashmiri man said he had no option but to try to sell his kidney. Although he is aware that this is illegal in India and the part of the disputed territory ruled by New Delhi, Sabzar Ahmad Khan placed an advert in the Srinagar-based Kashmir Reader newspaper on Monday that read: “I want to sell my kidney because I have lost everything in business but I am still indebted to pay 90 lakh rupees. I request anyone in need of a kidney to contact me.”