Teen gets world’s first permanent artificial heart transplant
Teen gets world’s first permanent artificial heart transplant

He is a 15 years old boy and has become the world’s first child to live with an artificial but permanent heart. The Italian boy, suffering from muscle-wasting illness Duchenne’s syndrome, had the 10-hour operation last week to implant the heart and was said to be well in responsive to the medication, reports news agancies.

Girish Rao resigns from the post of CEO at Nova
Girish Rao resigns from the post of CEO at Nova

Girish Rao, Chief utive Officer of Nova Medical Centers has recently resigned from the post, as announced by the organisation. Girish Rao will continue to be an Advisor to Nova Medical Centres, though. He will also remain a significant shareholder, investor, and founder of the business, informed Nova.

First example of Green+ Hospitals in Germany: Siemens equips Ethianum in Heidelberg with futureproof infrastructure
First example of Green+ Hospitals in Germany: Siemens equips Ethianum in Heidelberg with futureproof infrastructure

The Ethianum in Heidelberg is one of the first clinics in Germany to align itself consistently according to sustainability criteria, thus making it a hospital in keeping with the spirit of Siemens’ Green+ Hospital Program. Working in partnership with the Ethianum, Siemens has developed and implemented comprehensive solutions: These include energy management, patient care, and the communications infrastructure.

Union Health Ministry approves rural medicine course
Union Health Ministry approves rural medicine course

[This article was published in the August 2010 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]

Union Health Minister Shri Ghulam Nabi Azad has approved the Bachelor for Rural Medicine Course (BRMC), giving all states the choice to adopt it. Minor changes are being made in the proposed course and the proposal has been sent to the Medical Council of India (MCI).

On the Crest of A Wave
On the Crest of A Wave

[This article was published in the July 2010 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org)]

According to Fortis, this is the first time that this technique has been used in India to treat a patient with blocked arteries. In the technique, the patient did not have to undergo any surgery or stenting, which is usually happened in these cases.



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