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SC relief for 3-year-old American child barred by rules to receive donor liver - Vimarsana News

SC relief for 3-year-old American child barred by rules to receive donor liver

The three-year-old was admitted at Medanta hospital for treatment of Decompensated Biliary Cirrhosis and only a transplant can save the child’s life | Latest News India

Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Approval For Liver Donation By Man To His 3-Year-Old Cousin Who Is Overseas Citizen Of India - Vimarsana News

Plea In Supreme Court Seeks Approval For Liver Donation By Man To His 3-Year-Old Cousin Who Is Overseas Citizen Of India

A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking permission to allow liver donation by a person to his cousin, a 3 year old child who is suffering from a chronic liver disease.The authorisation...

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Family Law: All India Half Yearly Digest 2023 - Vimarsana News

Family Law: All India Half Yearly Digest 2023

SUPREME COURTCriminal Proceedings For Dowry Demand Cannot Be Quashed Merely Because Divorce Petition Is PendingCase Title: X vs State of Uttar Pradesh Case Citation: 2023 LiveLaw (SC) 26The Supreme...

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Do no harm

The case of Dr Fawad Mumtaz -- a surgeon guilty of performing illegal kidney transplants -- seems straight out of a thriller movie centred on a protagonist with a God complex. As we delve deeper,...

Kidneys for sale: bust reveals massive organ trafficking syndicate in Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Kidneys for sale: bust reveals massive organ trafficking syndicate in Pakistan

By Amjad Ali The arrest of eight members of an organ trafficking syndicate in Pakistan last week has turned the spotlight on the continuing illegal trade of kidneys and other human organs in the impoverished nation of 240 million people, where the poor have often been led into selling their organs for rich clients from …