Seven individuals got a fresh lease of life on Thursday when attendants of S Govindaraj, a 27-year-old engineer and native of Chennai living in the city, donated his organs after he was declared brain dead. Even as this is the first organ donation case this year, this Jubilee Hills resident's donation linked three southern states together as the recipients hailed not just from Andhra Pradesh but Kerala as well.
The family members of a young engineer declared brain dead due to a serious coronary artery disease have donated his organs to give a fresh lease of life to eight needy patients.
Mr. K.Raghuram, Convenor, MOHAN Foundation, Andhra Pradesh was honored in this function by the directors of Maa TV.
An American woman is able to speak again after she had a rare operation to replace her voice box, her doctors have said.
Doctors were caught in a tight spot when the parents of an ill-fated infant born in the city two days ago expressed the desire to donate their anencephalic newborn’s vital organs. While their offer had to be turned down, the incident has stirred up an ethical debate of whether or not these babies
He worked with Mahatma Gandhi and participated in freedom struggle, but the 113-year-old wants contribute in India's development even after his death, so the centenarian has pledged to donate his eyes for research.
In times of extreme grief and loss, quite courageously, they shared happiness and spread hope among scores of families. And fittingly enough, on Monday, the families of those who died, but managed to give fresh lease of life to the needy were honoured for their big-heartedness.
MOHAN, the acronym, stands for Multi-Organ Harvesting Aid Network. In Hyderabad, a couple, 48-year-old Lalitha Raghuram and 52-year-old Raghuram, who are actively involved in the network, live by what they preach.
