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Total Press & Media Count: 617
  • There was no way we could delay the decision to get a liver transplant

    India Today Group, Thursday, April 15, 2010

    Public awareness campaigns to encourage organ donations are at an all time high as the shortage of organs for transplant causes the death of 1.25 lakh Indians annually

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    • THE GIFT OF A SECOND LIFE

      The Telegraph, Thursday, April 1, 2010

      At the Mohan Foundation office in Chennai, the girls are just back from an organ donation camp they had helped organize at the Marina beach with the sponsorship of a major bicycle brand. For the workers of the Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network, a non-governmental organization which has been

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      • Simultaneous heart transplants performed

        The Hindu, Wednesday, March 24, 2010

        In a rare feat, Frontier Lifeline Hospitals has performed heart transplants simultaneously on two patients hailing from Chennai.

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        • Organs harvested

          The Hindu, Monday, March 22, 2010

          Organs of a 41-year-old social worker from Pallavaram were harvested after he was declared brain dead on Sunday. V.G. Veeramani was a resident of Lakshmipuram in Chromepet. A document writer, he lost consciousness at the Pallavaram Registrar's Office on Saturday afternoon. After first aid at a

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          • Man receives daughter's kidneys

            The Hindu, Friday, March 19, 2010

            The kidneys of five-year-old Janani, who was declared brain-dead, were on Thursday transplanted to her father Chandrasekar.

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            • Man to get brain-dead child's kidneys

              The Hindu, Thursday, March 18, 2010

              The kidneys of a five-year-old traffic accident victim are to be harvested and transplanted in her father.

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              • Man gets kidney from brain-dead daughter

                The Times of India, Thursday, March 18, 2010

                The tragedy of transplant medicine has always been that someone has to die for someone else to live. Perhaps nothing has made this as painful as in the case of 36-year-old Chandrasekaran, a kidney patient, who may be receiving the kidneys of his five-year-old daughter. The girl has been declared brain dead after a road accident in Chittoor in Andhra Pradesh.

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