Rupsa Chakraborty

2 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Rupsa Chakraborty

India, June 9 -- In a rare and clinically complex procedure, a 42-year-old man from Maharashtra's Beed district recently received a life-saving small intestine transplant at Nanavati Max Hospital in Mumbai. The transplant in the first week of May was made after a cadaveric organ was retrieved from a brain-dead donor in Delhi and transported over 1,400 kilometres within just under five hours - a feat requiring precision, interstate coordination, and rapid emergency logistics.

2 weeks ago | hindustantimes.com | Rupsa Chakraborty

MUMBAI: In a rare and clinically complex procedure, a 42-year-old man from Maharashtra’s Beed district recently received a life-saving small intestine transplant at Nanavati Max Hospital in Mumbai. The transplant in the first week of May was made after a cadaveric organ was retrieved from a brain-dead donor in Delhi and transported over 1,400 kilometres within just under five hours — a feat requiring precision, interstate coordination, and rapid emergency logistics.

3 weeks ago | htsyndication.com | Rupsa Chakraborty

Posted On: 2025-06-07 Posted By: Rupsa Chakraborty Health & Lifestyle Cities Real Estate & Construction Hindustan Times India, June 7 -- Mumbai's KEM Hospital will begin providing bone marrow transplants (BMT) in 2026, making it the first public-run facility in Maharashtra to offer both adult and paediatric patients this life-saving treatment under one roof.

3 weeks ago | hindustantimes.com | Rupsa Chakraborty

MUMBAI: Mumbai’s KEM Hospital will begin providing bone marrow transplants (BMT) in 2026, making it the first public-run facility in Maharashtra to offer both adult and paediatric patients this life-saving treatment under one roof. The initiative marks a significant expansion in public healthcare access, especially for patients from economically disadvantaged backgrounds who have long struggled to afford this life-saving treatment.

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Posted On: 2025-06-05 Posted By: Rupsa Chakraborty Health & Lifestyle Cities Hindustan Times India, June 5 -- Pregnant women visiting VN Desai Hospital in Santacruz are facing growing distress as the civic hospital's sonography services have been suspended for over a month due to the absence of a radiologist.