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Ex-ISRO Chief Kasturirangan Hospitalised in Bengaluru for Treatment of 'Acute Illness' - Vimarsana News

Ex-ISRO Chief Kasturirangan Hospitalised in Bengaluru for Treatment of 'Acute Illness'

Former ISRO Chairperson Kasturirangan admitted for treatment of an acute illness. Updates on his condition and treatment will be provided as necessary

Source: news18.com
Former ISRO chief Kasturirangan hospitalised for treatment of 'acute illness' - Vimarsana News

Former ISRO chief Kasturirangan hospitalised for treatment of 'acute illness'

I wish him speedy recovery and lead a healthy life, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had tweeted earlier in the day.

Mitraclip: State's First Mitraclip Cardiac Op Gives New Lease Of Life To 66-yr-old | Noida News - Vimarsana News

Mitraclip: State's First Mitraclip Cardiac Op Gives New Lease Of Life To 66-yr-old | Noida News

In a first in the state, doctors in Noida performed a MitraClip procedure on a 66-year-old patient suffering from severe mitral regurgitation. The lea

The Art of Healing Hearts: Dr. Ajay Kaul's Exceptional Cardiac Bypass Surgeries - Vimarsana News

The Art of Healing Hearts: Dr. Ajay Kaul's Exceptional Cardiac Bypass Surgeries

Dr. Ajay Kaul reputation of being the best heart surgeon in India is primarily due to the development of new treatments, as well as drug therapies that help improve the quality of life of patients.

Is sticky cholesterol to blame for early age heart attacks? What does a new study say? - Vimarsana News

Is sticky cholesterol to blame for early age heart attacks? What does a new study say?

Lipoprotein (a), the stubborn cholesterol that layers up heart vessels quickly and can’t be tamed by statins, causes recurrent heart disease. Indians have higher levels and the only way to manage them is to push down LDL levels to 30 mg/dL for those with co-morbidities, say cardiologists