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World Thalassaemia Day 2024: Management Tips To Help Maintain Adequate Haemoglobin
World Thalassaemia Day 2024: In this article, we share a list of management tips you can add to your routine if you have thalassemia.
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Why Thalassemia Continues To Remain A Challenge In India
Despite the alarming rise, preventive and awareness strategies cut a sorry figure. Poor awareness is one of the reasons as to why India sees many including children go undiagnosed till long.
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World Thalassemia Day 2022: Why India Is The Thalassemia Capital Of The World
Even though thalassemia affects millions of people in the world, not many are aware about this condition. Early symptoms include fatigue, weakness, bone deformities, pale skin etc.
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World Thalassaemia Day 2020: Everything You Need To Know About This Blood Disorder
World Thalassaemia Day 2020: This day tries to help thalassaemia patients lead a normal life despite the burden of the disease. This is a blood disorder in which the body has less hemoglobin than normal.
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World Thalassemia Day: Top 5 Nutrient-Dense Foods You Must Include In Your Diet
Today marks World Thalassemia Day 2018, which is celebrated every year on 8th May. It is of utmost importance to spread awareness about this disease and encourage its treatment
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Our Expert Explains How To Understand Your Blood Reports?
Blood tests are the one of the first things that doctors suggest when one is suffering from any kind of sickness or disease.
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Delhi High Court Directs Admission Of Student With Blood Disorder To MBBS
The Delhi High Court has directed the Indraprastha University here to admit a student suffering from thalassaemia in MBBS course under the disability category in any of its three colleges.
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Special Project To Benefit Children With Thalassaemia
New Delhi: With the Union Health Ministry’s new project, over 200 children suffering from thalassaemia -an inherited blood disorder in which the body makes an abnormal form of hemoglobin – will get free treatment in the first phase. The government has identified hospitals which are ready to bring down the price of the bone marrow transplant. Ta...
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He Thought He Wouldn't Live Past 16. At 20, What He Does is So Inspiring
If there's one person who truly embodies the term 'carpe diem' (seize the day), it is this Mumbai student mentioned on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page. His story, since being posted on Tuesday, has received a lot of love with over 18,000 'likes' and almost 1,900 shares.
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Indian Diplomat's Blood Donor Registry Becomes UAE's First
An Indian diplomat is spearheading an initiative to make blood from rare groups accessible to those in need through a website that has emerged as the UAE's first and biggest donor registry.
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Delhi Hospitals to Sensitise Staff and Public on Thalassaemia
Delhi government has directed all its hospitals and health centres to create sensitisation and trainings for staff and public regarding Thalassaemia so as to prevent thalassaemia cases in the national capital.
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Minor girl contracted HIV after blood transfusion at govt hospital, claim relatives
An eight-year-old girl, suffering from thalassaemia, has been afflicted by HIV after blood transfusions at two government hospitals, including one in Wayanad district, her relatives claimed today.
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Jodhpur: Thalassaemic children contarct HIV after blood transfusion
It is a shocking example of government apathy in Rajasthan. Children suffering from Thalassaemia in Jodhpur paid for the negligence of the authorities.54 children, who underwent blood transfusion, over the years, at the Jodhpur government hospital, ended up contracting Hepatitis C and HIV. Nobody in the govt is accepting the responsibility for this...
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Thalassaemia cure gave HIV to 6yr old girl
A couple in Haryana had a shock when they learnt that their little daughter Ishika had thalassaemia, a genetic disorder that leads to anaemia and requires frequent blood transfusions.
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Red Cross blood bank agitation called off
The 14 day old strike by the staff of the Red Cross blood bank has been called off by mutual consent between the Indian Red Cross Society and the employees of the blood bank. The employees have been promised that a decision concerning their demands would be taken in two months time. The news will come as a welcome respite for thalassaemic patients...
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World Thalassaemia Day 2024: Management Tips To Help Maintain Adequate Haemoglobin
World Thalassaemia Day 2024: In this article, we share a list of management tips you can add to your routine if you have thalassemia.
-
Why Thalassemia Continues To Remain A Challenge In India
Despite the alarming rise, preventive and awareness strategies cut a sorry figure. Poor awareness is one of the reasons as to why India sees many including children go undiagnosed till long.
-
World Thalassemia Day 2022: Why India Is The Thalassemia Capital Of The World
Even though thalassemia affects millions of people in the world, not many are aware about this condition. Early symptoms include fatigue, weakness, bone deformities, pale skin etc.
-
World Thalassaemia Day 2020: Everything You Need To Know About This Blood Disorder
World Thalassaemia Day 2020: This day tries to help thalassaemia patients lead a normal life despite the burden of the disease. This is a blood disorder in which the body has less hemoglobin than normal.
-
World Thalassemia Day: Top 5 Nutrient-Dense Foods You Must Include In Your Diet
Today marks World Thalassemia Day 2018, which is celebrated every year on 8th May. It is of utmost importance to spread awareness about this disease and encourage its treatment
-
Our Expert Explains How To Understand Your Blood Reports?
Blood tests are the one of the first things that doctors suggest when one is suffering from any kind of sickness or disease.
-
Delhi High Court Directs Admission Of Student With Blood Disorder To MBBS
The Delhi High Court has directed the Indraprastha University here to admit a student suffering from thalassaemia in MBBS course under the disability category in any of its three colleges.
-
Special Project To Benefit Children With Thalassaemia
New Delhi: With the Union Health Ministry’s new project, over 200 children suffering from thalassaemia -an inherited blood disorder in which the body makes an abnormal form of hemoglobin – will get free treatment in the first phase. The government has identified hospitals which are ready to bring down the price of the bone marrow transplant. Ta...
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He Thought He Wouldn't Live Past 16. At 20, What He Does is So Inspiring
If there's one person who truly embodies the term 'carpe diem' (seize the day), it is this Mumbai student mentioned on the Humans of Bombay Facebook page. His story, since being posted on Tuesday, has received a lot of love with over 18,000 'likes' and almost 1,900 shares.
-
Indian Diplomat's Blood Donor Registry Becomes UAE's First
An Indian diplomat is spearheading an initiative to make blood from rare groups accessible to those in need through a website that has emerged as the UAE's first and biggest donor registry.
-
Delhi Hospitals to Sensitise Staff and Public on Thalassaemia
Delhi government has directed all its hospitals and health centres to create sensitisation and trainings for staff and public regarding Thalassaemia so as to prevent thalassaemia cases in the national capital.
-
Minor girl contracted HIV after blood transfusion at govt hospital, claim relatives
An eight-year-old girl, suffering from thalassaemia, has been afflicted by HIV after blood transfusions at two government hospitals, including one in Wayanad district, her relatives claimed today.
-
Jodhpur: Thalassaemic children contarct HIV after blood transfusion
It is a shocking example of government apathy in Rajasthan. Children suffering from Thalassaemia in Jodhpur paid for the negligence of the authorities.54 children, who underwent blood transfusion, over the years, at the Jodhpur government hospital, ended up contracting Hepatitis C and HIV. Nobody in the govt is accepting the responsibility for this...
-
Thalassaemia cure gave HIV to 6yr old girl
A couple in Haryana had a shock when they learnt that their little daughter Ishika had thalassaemia, a genetic disorder that leads to anaemia and requires frequent blood transfusions.
-
Red Cross blood bank agitation called off
The 14 day old strike by the staff of the Red Cross blood bank has been called off by mutual consent between the Indian Red Cross Society and the employees of the blood bank. The employees have been promised that a decision concerning their demands would be taken in two months time. The news will come as a welcome respite for thalassaemic patients...
