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Uninsured Patients Made to Pay More in U.S. Hospitals

Uninsured Patients Made to Pay More in U.S. Hospitals

If you are living in the United States and do not have a health insurance, be aware! Once you are sick, and taken to a hospital, it is sure to fall heavily on your pocket – as the hospital will charge you ‘two-and-a-half times more’, compared to those with [Read More]

NRI Boy Gets Liver and Kidney in Rare Surgery

NRI Boy Gets Liver and Kidney in Rare Surgery

A rare surgery was conducted at the Capital’s Ganga Ram Hospital recently when a 15-year-old Indian-American boy underwent a successful simultaneous liver and kidney transplant. California-based Ganesh Nehru was suffering from a disease known as primary Hyperoxaluria, [Read More]

Study: Amateur Boxers Sustain Serious Brain Damages As Well

Study: Amateur Boxers Sustain Serious Brain Damages As Well

Bad news for those who perceive that amateur boxers don’t sustain serious brain injuries. A recent study has shown that despite wearing headgear these amateur boxers suffer the same level of brain damage just like their professional counterparts. Share This [Read More]

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Velopharyngeal Insufficiency

Inadequate closure the velopharyngeal sphincter, a MUSCLE at the back of the soft palate, that directs air flow to the [Read More]

Tympanoplasty

Surgical reconstruction of the TYMPANIC MEMBRANE (eardrum). Damage to the tympanic membrane can occur as a result of [Read More]

Tympanic Membrane

A thin piece of tissue that stretches across the base of the auditory canal (EAR canal). The tympanic membrane, [Read More]

Tinnitus

The perception of a ringing, humming, roaring, or rushing sound in the EAR when there is no external auditory [Read More]

Tonsillitis

An INFECTION of the tonsils (lymph structures at the back of the THROAT). Tonsillitis is common and often recurrent in [Read More]

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