Santiago, May 11 (IANS/EFE) A Chilean woman, who had a heart transplant in 2004, has given birth to a baby at the same hospital in Vina del Mar city where she was operated upon 10 years back, medical officials said.


Chilean heart transplant recipient has baby 10 years later


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An activist-cum-politician Saturday said the Kudankulam issue would be raised in parliament after AAP members get elected following the Lok Sabha polls.


Anti-Kudankulam protest to echo in parliament: Activist


An increasing number of women are giving birth to their first baby at an older age, that is, when they are between 35 and 39 years old, a significant report finds.


'More women giving first birth at older age'


Pop an aspirin daily to prevent heart attack just on your friend's advise? Slow down as researchers have now devised a simple test that can measure plaque in arteries of heart to help doctors better determine who will benefit from the use of aspirin therapy.

Take aspirin or not? Simple test to decide

The world's first leadless pacemaker, developed by an Indian-origin scientist Vivek Reddy, has shown promising results after one year of human trials on 32 patients who received the pacemaker.


Indian-origin scientist makes leadless pacemaker


Love does not just make you fall for her, it also helps boost your personality even if you are no more hit by cupid!


Love kills negative emotions to make you strong


An easy way to better prepare kids to handle anxiety and keep anxiety-related disorders at bay may lie in the school-based test anxiety interventions, a research said.


Make your kids emotionally strong


Suffering from knee pain? Adding grapes to your diet can help you lessen that excruciating knee pain.


Eating grapes reduces knee pain


Have you gone through the forgetfulness and fogging thinking episodes during the last trimester of pregnancy or soon after giving birth, known as "baby brain"?


'Baby brain' in pregnancy sharpens mothers' memory later


People from the northeast residing in the national capital and even outside can now share their problems on Facebook with the Delhi Police Friday launching a page on the social networking site especially for them.


Delhi Police launches Facebook page for NE people


India's IT guru N.R. Narayanan Murthy Friday launched the first Indo-US hackathon, being held simultaneously at the campuses of global search engine Google here and at Mountain View in California.


Murthy kicks off Indo-US hackathon at Google


India's premier Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) will showcase its recent achievements in chemical sciences on National Technology Day on Monday, a statement said.


BARC to showcase achievements in chemical sciences


What if you can drink your meal instead of eating it? You would be left with no excuse to miss it, however busy you may be.


Meal shake: A drinkable meal on the go


Not been able to control blood pressure even after gulping pills? Soon, an implantable device will reduce blood pressure by sending electrical signals to the brain.


World's first implantable device to reduce high BP


Expensive experimental tests often prescribed by physicians may soon become things of the past as scientists have now come closer to creating an in silico replica of the human body that would enable the virtual testing of bespoke treatments.


Virtual humans to transform global health care soon


Angry people do not always raise a ruckus; they may also bring about positive changes to society with a new study showing that anger may be more effective at motivating people to volunteer than other motives.


Anger a better motivator for volunteers than sympathy?


A Japanese was arrested Thursday for possessing guns made with a 3-D printer, a media report said.


Japanese arrested for possessing 3-D printer guns


Impulsive people are at greater risks of food and drug addition as impulsivity is a result of cellular activities in the part of the brain involved with reward and not a result of dysfunctional eating behaviour, a study indicated.


Impulsive people at greater risk of food addiction


With several nations enhancing their space competitiveness, the leader United States is the only country to log a decline in competitiveness for seven straight years, says a research report.


US space competitiveness declining: Futron Corp


In what could ease the process of bone engineering, researchers  at Rice University have created a hydrogel that instantly turns from liquid to semi-solid at close to body temperature - and then degrades at precisely the right pace.


Hydrogel that degrades as new bone tissues are formed


Individuals with an autism spectrum disorder can brighten their chances of bagging a job now. A new simulated training technique teaches them how to develop rapport and impress the interviewer.

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