‘People suffering mini-strokes more likely to suffer major strokes’

New Delhi, Feb 19 – People who suffer a mini-stroke — a brief stroke-like attack — are at a higher risk of suffering a stroke within the next few days and if not provided immediate medical care, the patient loses 1.9 million neurons, also called nerve cells, doctors said on Sunday. Over 40 per cent of the people who have had a mini-stroke are prone to have a regular stroke within three days.

‘People suffering mini-strokes more likely to suffer major strokes’

New Delhi, Feb 19 – People who suffer a mini-stroke — a brief stroke-like attack — are at a higher risk of suffering a stroke within the next few days and if not provided immediate medical care, the patient loses 1.9 million neurons, also called nerve cells, doctors said on Sunday. Over 40 per cent of the people who have had a mini-stroke are prone to have a regular stroke within three days.

Healthcare sector needs rational stent pricing, says NATHEALTH

New Delhi , Jan. 13 : With recent government notification to bring stents under the country’s drug price control order, the prices of the life saving device would be regulated and capped by the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority . [NK Business] In view of the latest notification and its wider implications on healthcare technology providers, Healthcare Federation of India has suggested that the government needs to form a Health Technology Assessment Board for standardising and regulating the stent quality in India.

Sharp rise in premature kidney deaths

… failure deaths in adults with diabetes still in their 40s and 50s,” Prabhat Jha, director of the Centre for Global Health Research at the University of Toronto who led the study, told The Telegraph . “This suggests diabetes in Indian adults is …