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As you already know, the Health Care system here in the United States is in critical
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Press
CyberKnife technology to treat cancer in India
NEW DELHI - Offering hope in several cases of technically inoperable tumours, the most advanced CyberKnife robotic radio surgery system will be available to cancer patients from next week at the Apollo Specialty Cancer hospital, Chennai.
Stem cells being used to treat illnesses
INDIA - Recently, StemCyte Inc, United States, joined hands with Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Limited and Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited to set up a hybrid public and private umbilical cord blood stem cell bank and research institute - Stemcyte India Therapeutics in Ahmedabad. The company plans to build an inventory of approximately 25,000 ethnically diverse umbilical cord blood units to help treat critically ill patients in India and around the world.
Apollo Hospitals Group celebrates 25 years of Touching Lives
INDIA - Apollo Group of Hospitals, the leading healthcare services provider in Asia, today celebrated its 25th anniversary in Chennai. This celebration marks the Apollo Groups initiatives in reaching out to 20 million lives over the last 25 years and further reiterated their goal towards reaching out to a billion lives over the next 25 years.
Apollo Hospitals Group celebrates 25 years of Touching Lives
CURE – An Apollo Hospitals cancer care initiative
The CURE foundation is an effort by Apollo Hospitals to bring cancer care to those who cannot afford it. Cancer among the poor is lethal. Due to a lack of information and resources, delays and inadequate treatment are the norm. CURE extends preventive as well as rehabilitative cancer treatment to the economically backward. Contact us for more information.
City scientists develop alternative to knee replacement
CHENNAI - A growing number of young people who are advised knee replacement surgeries could soon opt for a less invasive surgery without using an artificial knee joint to get back to their feet. Making this possible is a team of scientists from the Central Leather Research Institute, Chennai and specialists from Sri Ramachandra Medical College (SRMC). Contact us for more information.