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Why Choose India for Weight Loss Surgery

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Gastric Band Surgery in India

Various people with excessive weight troubles are turning to weight loss surgery or obesity surgery. It is becoming a popular option very fast when various other weight-loss methods like diet, exercise, and supplementation have failed. The failure of such methods means that the person is not able to maintain the healthy weight and in several cases, weight is regained. The excessive weight, if not dealt properly may lead to long-term health problems like cancer, heart disease or coronary strokes.

The gastric band surgery is the procedure undertaken to lose weight. It is suggested strongly that one undertakes the surgery only if one has had a detailed discussion with their doctor over it. The surgery requires the surgeon to perform certain incisions on the stomach and turn it into the pouch that may only take an ounce of the food at one time. A gastric band is tied around the stomach making it's size small.

This is generally suggested by the doctors when the patient is not able to lose weight by alternative and simpler methods and it is affecting his health in a very negative way.

The gastric band in India surgery is performed at several hospitals in the country. Further, the surgery is very affordable in India when compared to various other countries with similar procedures and the quality of services. Lastly, the ultimate free consultation about gastric band surgery in India given to the patients by the hospitals is remarkable.

India is among the most popular and best destinations for weight loss surgery around the world. Each year, hundreds of people from around the globe visit the top hospitals for the bariatric surgery in India. There are various reasons why people opt to undergo weight-loss surgery in India. The major reason is that the top hospitals for weight-loss surgery in India are well equipped with state of the art equipment and facilities that used to perform all types of surgical procedures for weight-loss.

Weight loss surgery for Obese patient

Weight loss surgery is predictable for the extremely obese people who are unsuccessful in losing weight through conventional weight-loss strategies like diet control, naturopathy and exercising medications.

Nowadays, bariatric surgery or obesity surgery has become the most popular option for immediate and quick weight loss. This is very much important for people who are at an increased risk of health conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, and stroke because of the excessive weight.

How gastric Band is Best for above 40 BMI

It has been seen that bariatric surgery is safe and effective in patients with BMI between 30 and 35 kg/m2, and international associations currently support this indication.

According to Chilean “Comprehensive obesity treatment program”, in order to point out surgery, the multidisciplinary team should evaluate BMI (greater than equals to 35 with co-morbidities or greater than equals 40), co-morbidities, patient expectations, food habits, age, support network, adherence to program, and the absence of contraindications.

The gastric band is best above 40 BMI as it is easy to make an incision in the stomach and turn it into a small bag that may only take an ounce of the food at one time.

Best Hospital for Weight-loss surgery in India.

Below is the list of best hospitals for the weight loss surgery in India:
1.Jammu Hospital Jalandhar
2.Apollo Hospitals
3.Fortis Hospitals
4.Radiance Hospitals
5.Kokilaben Hospital, Mumbai
6.Aster Hospitals
7.Habilite
8.Manipal Hospitals
9.CIMS Hospital Ahmedabad

Patients, national and international can register themselves at any of these hospitals to get affordable gastric band surgery in India and get rid of the excess weight.

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Mandela in hospital

jpeg&STREAMOID=PFV5ckNquHzooa9Ww5BYmC6SYeqqxXXqBcOgKOfTXxQfaqhpUt$dvmfuq9GR1A81wLkdkNm4NaK1iliY4aRX7GEabxkeoo57KN3LcI4Be79xyJSXHeyn6i9C8rc3E0xoX_kuXYWCUJRqviwH8FNPwULIcdFM9zupuYHBJc2ySZk-Nelson Mandela, former president of South Africa, has been admitted to the Milpark Hospital, Johannesburg. A statement from Sello Hatang, spokesperson for the Nelson Mandela Foundation, said Mr Mandela, "is in no danger and has been in good spirits after undergoing routine tests."..

Mr. Mandela who will be 93 in July served as President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.

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I think he should have built the biggest hospital in America .As if they dont have enough hospitals in America.
Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State has commissioned one of the biggest hospitals in Brooklyn built by a Nigerian, Photo Dr Ifeanyi Obiakor. and Peter Obi
He called on other Nigerians in Diaspora to think home and help in the development of the country.

A statement by Obi’s Special Adviser on Media, Val Obienyi, made available to Sunday Sun said the commissioning was part of his one-day visit to America as he accompanied President Goodluck Jonathan to the United Nations Session.

Obi who met with various investors in America while on the working visit according to Obienyi also turned the sword of the Sleep Centre under construction by the same Nigerian doctor, Ifeakor, an indigene of Anambra State.

According to him, on hand to help the governor was the Minister of Health, Prof Onyebuchi Chukwuma and other dignitaries from Nigeria and America. Obi who was accompanied by his wife, Margaret, expressed surprise at the magnificence of the hospital and how well equipped it was..

He said he strived to attend the function because he felt delighted in seeing Nigerians especially Anambrarians do well in their various fields. “Already, he is building a hospital and university in Abuja, but I will subtly remind him to remember Anambra State especially. I am particularly proud that he has employed many Nigerian doctors as well as whites in the hospital.

“I am proud of him and as an evidence that he is not afraid of his roots, he named all his businesses in America, including the Hospital and pharmacy after Igbo names”, he said. The Minister of health commended Obiakor for his bold strides and told him that now was the time for him to partner with the Government.

The climax of the event was the inspection of the hospital and its many departments led by Obiakor.

He explained that the hospital started with the department of Gynecologist and Obstetrics before expanding to community Medicine, Pharmacy and other departments. He said that he was already talking with the New York State University for conversion into a health institute and highlighted the planned establishment of HIV training and management department.
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Veteran Nigerian actress, dancer, and vocalist, Toun Oni is dead. The actress passed away Wednesday morningwhile being rushed to the hospital.

“She complained about not feeling too well last night and thenthis morning she felt very weak so we had to rush her to the St Paul’sHospital, Ebute-Metta, but she passed away before we arrived there,”said her son, Toyin Oni. “We were rushing her to the hospital from ourAjah home.” The body of the late actress has been deposited at St Paul’sHospital, while funeral arrangements are currently being finalised atthe family house at 66a Brick Field Street, Ebute Metta, Lagos.

Fondly called Mama T, Toun Oni was one of Nigeria’s most successful cross-over actresses. She was also arecipient of the prestigious Order of Niger (OON), conferred in 2006. Astaunch Jehovah Witness, she will be remembered for her many movieroles. Her most memorably roles were undoubtedly on television, withparts in one of Nigeria’s longest running soap opera, ‘Checkmate,’ andthe popular ‘Fuji House of Commotion,’ where she played Mama Moji.

Equally at home in movies and television, she tended to feature more in soap operas, and it is forthese that she will be remembered by most fans. Amaka Igwe, who produced‘Fuji House of Commotion,’ could not be reached for her reaction on thelate actress’ death as at press time. Toun Oni’s career dated back tothe 70s. She was aged 67..

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In 13 World Cup games thus far, Nigeria has won 4 (over Bulgaria 2x, Greece and Spain), drawn 1 (against England) and lost 8 (to Argentina 3x, Italy, Paraguay, Denmark, Sweden and now Greece). One more loss and we will end up with a 4-1-9 record !


Michael Jackson's brother Randy rushed to hospital after suffering heart attack

Michael Jackson’s youngest brother has been rushed to the hospital after suffering a mild heart attack.

Randy Jackson, 48, was immediately taken to Huntington Memorial in Pasadena, California, after he began experience chest pains earlier today.

He was working on arrangements for a service at Forest Lawn Memorial Park to mark the first anniversary of the pop star's death on June 25.

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Randy Jackson, pictured attending Dr Conrad Murray's hearing with sister Janet in LA yesterday, has been rushed to hospital

A Jackson family friend tells Mail Online: 'It appears Randy has had a mild heart attack, but he is okay.

'He was joking around with his father and he is feeling pretty good all things considered.

'He’s been under a tremendous amount of stress lately but Randy’s a fighter. He’ll pull through.'

Randy

Randy is recovering at the Huntington Memorial in Pasadena, California

It is yet another blow to the Jackson family, who were left bitterly disappointed yesterday when Dr Conrad Murray was given permission to continue practicing medicine in California while he awaits trial over
Michael's death.

Randy, who was not part of the Jackson Five, joined father Joe, mother Katherine, sister LaToya and brother
Jermaine at the hearing in a Los Angeles court house.

Murray is accused of administering Michael Jackson the fatal dose of Propofol and Judge Pastor set August 23 as the date for
the start of the preliminary hearing.

Jackson Five

Randy (second from right) with his brothers Marlon, Jackie, Michael and Tito in 1979


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Actor Gary Coleman is in critical condition in a Provo, Utah, hospital, a hospital spokeswoman said Thursday.

Janet Frank, the spokeswoman for Utah Valley Regional Medical Center, confirmed thatColeman, 42, was being treated there after being admitted on Wednesday.

Frank would not release any other information.

Calls to Coleman's publicist were not immediately returned.

Coleman is best known as the wisecracking youngster Arnold Drummond on TV's"Diff'rent Strokes" from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s.

The former child actor was hospitalized briefly three months ago after suffering a seizure while being interviewed on a TVshow in Los Angeles, California.

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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is recovering well after undergoing gallbladder surgery 10 days ago, a spokeswoman for the German hospital where he is receiving treatment said on Tuesday.images?q=tbn:lXQaXXCdvMtCfM:%3Ca%20href=

Mubarak, 81, who has ruled Egypt for almost three decades, had surgery on March 6, treatment that has sparked rumours about the seriousness of his condition and weighed on Egyptian market share prices.

"The recovery is going well. Everything is fine," the hospital spokeswoman said.

Mubarak has not said whether he will run again for a sixth six-year term in the 2011 presidential election. Many Egyptians believe that if he does not, he will try to hand power to his politician son, Gamal, 46. Both Mubaraks deny any such plan.

Egypt's al-Shorouk newspaper said an Egyptian television crew was heading to Germany to film Mubarak. Traders in Egypt had said the market was likely to stay under pressure until the president was seen on television.

Mubarak, who has never appointed a vice president since he took over in 1981, handed powers temporarily to his prime minister, Ahmed Nazif, before the operation.

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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Earthquake victims, writhing in pain and grasping at life, watched doctors and nurses walk away from a field hospital Friday night after United Nations officials ordered a medical team to evacuate the area out of security concerns. The only doctor left was CNN's Chief Medical Correspondent Sanjay Gupta. He assessed the needs of the 25 patients, but with no supplies there was little he could do. And more people, some in critical condition, were trickling in late Friday. "I've never been in a situation like this. This is quite ridiculous," Gupta said. With a dearth of medical facilities in Haiti's capital, ambulances had nowhere else to take patients, some who had suffered severe trauma -- amputations and head injuries. Others had suffered a great deal of blood loss, but there were no blood supplies left at the clinic. Search and rescue must trump security. ... They need to man up and get back in there. --Retired Army Lt. Gen. Russell Honoré Gupta said some might not survive the night. He said the Belgian doctors did not want to leave their patients behind but were ordered out by the United Nations, which sent buses to transport them. "There is concern about riots not far from here -- and this is part of the problem," Gupta said. There have been scattered reports of violence throughout the capital. "What is striking to me as a physician is that patients who just had surgery, patients who are critically ill are essentially being left here, nobody to care for them," Gupta said. Sandra Pierre, a Haitian who has been helping at the makeshift hospital, said the medical staff took most of the supplies with them. Port-au-Prince "All the doctors, all the nurses are gone," she said. "They are expected to be back tomorrow. They had no plan on leaving tonight. It was an order that came suddenly." She told Gupta, "It's just you." A 7.0 magnitude earthquake flattened Haiti's capital city Tuesday afternoon, affecting as many as 3 million people. Tens of thousands of people are feared dead. Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western hemisphere, lacked adequate medical resources even before the disaster and has been struggling this week to tend to huge numbers of injured. The U.N. clinic, set up under several tents, was a godsend to the few who were lucky to have been brought there. It was not known whether the medical team would return in daylight. Retired Army Lt. Gen. Russell Honoré, who led relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina in 2005, said the evacuation of the clinic's medical staff was unforgivable. "Search and rescue must trump security," Honoré said. "I've never seen anything like this before in my life. They need to man up and get back in there." Honoré drew parallels between the tragedy in New Orleans and in Port-au-Prince. But even in the chaos of Katrina, he said, he had never seen medical staff walk away. "I find this astonishing these doctors left," he said. "People are scared of the poor."
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