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Promising Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer

  Pancreatic cancer (PC), an aggressive malignancy with one of the highest mortality rates amongst cancers, is characterized by rapid development, fast growth, and frequent lymph node metastasis, which contribute to its very poor prognosis. The overall five-year survival rate of patients with pancreatic cancer is only about nine percent …

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Medical Jurisprudence : Tale of Two Trees

The two big trees of law and medicine have branches spread out that tend to intersect at a point—Medical Jurisprudence. “Study of laws related to medicine” and “administration of medical knowledge for administrations of law” are sentences that, although sounding adversarial, happen to swirl around each other, forming a bridge …

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We are yet to receive academic recognition in organ transplant

Dr. Pukar Chandra Shrestha is Executive Director of Human Organ Transplant Centre, Nepal. He has been credited with establishing the institution as the most successful kidney transplant centre in Nepal. Dr. Shrestha returned to Nepal after completing MRCS from Royal College of Edinburgh, UK, to start a transplant program at …

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The Plaque

As far as the reasons behind heart attacks are concerned, the science behind cholesterol looks to be very fishy and undiscovered, although there is a flood of medications, especially statin drugs, that claim to reduce the number in test results, but do not reduce the risk substantially. The reasons being …

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Blood Transfusion Service in Nepal

Blood Transfusion Service Center (BTSC) of Nepal Red Cross Society (NRCS) was established in 1966, three years after the formation of NRCS. The NRCS has 108 blood transfusion centers across the country through which it makes 24-hour availability of safe blood for transfusion to the needy. The revised national guidelines …

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Why is PT/INR monitoring so important & challenging?

Namoti Nembang in conversation with Dr. Raamesh Koirala, cardiac surgeon at SGNHC An international normalized ratio (INR) test is critical for all people who are receiving warfarin treatment. Warfarin, a vitamin K antagonist, is one of the most widely prescribed anticoagulants. But it is difficult to manage, as it has …

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A Global Health Issue

Global health addresses social issues and attributes that are contextual and knocks on the social determinants of health of an individual and the community and the society when looking for solutions. Global health is a relatively new term, a few years or decades old, coming of age of late measured …

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Natural Therapy Platelet- Rich Plasma Therapy

Thin Endometrium and Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy Despite recent developments in assisted reproductive techniques (ART), the implantation rates still remain relatively low. Successful implantation requires high quality embryo and receptive endometrium. The receptive endometrium is defined as a healthy uterine milieu containing the transformation of endometrial cells into decidua cells …

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Antibodies In Health & Disease

Introduction It has been estimated that food intolerances and related diseases affect at least 100 million people worldwide and have increased by more than 50% in adults and children in recent years. Etiological studies suggest that these diseases may be related to adverse food reactions (food hypersensitivity). According to recent …

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All about Laparoscopy

What is laparoscopy? Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure used to examine the organs inside the abdominal region. A laparoscope is a long, thin tube with a high-intensity light and a high-resolution camera that inspects the abdomen through an incision of one centimeter in the surgical area. This new-age procedure is …

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