Do you wish to see your loved ones live even after their death? You can actually see your loved one live on in at least in five different persons if you donate his/her two kidneys, two eyes and the liver. That is what exactly Lalitha Raghuram, country director of Mohan ( Multi-Organ Harvesting Aid
Srikanta does not beat around the bush. After all, it’s a matter of life and death and spells big money for him. “Her kidney size is 10-11cm,” he says in a business-like way. “Normally, 9cm is considered a healthy organ. So she will give you a healthier kidney,” says the 30-something man dressed in
During the event, a Toyota Innova and an Eicher mini bus were being given away to Mohan Foundation and MedIndia Charitable Trust respectively. “As part of the bank’s corporate social responsibility programme, we earmark one percent of our net profits annually to be given to an organisation working for a noble cause. There are only two conditions for an organisation to fulfil to avail of this: donations to the organisation should be eligible for tax exemption under 80 G, and the organisation should have an account with the SBI,” said Pratip Choudhuri.
A 54-year-old man in Mumbai, who was suffering from chronic renal failure, had filed an application for receiving a kidney from a friend. But the state authorisation committee, which looks into such applications, turned down the plea, saying that it had stopped receiving appeals regarding organ
With 70% of India's 1.4 lakh accident victims diagnosed as brain dead every year, the country has 80,000 potential organ donors. Yet, organs from only about 100 are retrieved, making the percentage of cadaver donations a dismal 0.3%.
With many new hospitals having applied for organ transplant licence in the State, the Zonal Coordination Committee of Karnataka (ZCCK) for the first time held an intensive training module for organ transplant coordinators of licensed hospitals.
Every year, close to six lakh people die in India due to organ failure. However, according to doctors, this astonishing figure can come down drastically if awareness is generated about organ donation.
Cadaver organ transplants in the state seem to have lost a bit of steam. Even though TN has crossed the 500 donors mark, 217 of them from the government general hospital in Chennai alone, the past few months have been very slow, lament officials.
Additional Director General, Department of Health and Family Welfare, N.K. Mohanty said there is a large gap between the number of people who needed organ transplantations and the number of transplantations performed.
The nation's target will be to attain Tamil Nadu' s rate of cadaveric organ donation of 1.3 per million people within the next two years, Director General of Health Services, Government of India, R.K. Srivastava, said here on Saturday.
