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Derg Downfall Day commemorates the fall of the Derg regime, a turning point in Ethiopia’s history that ended years of authoritarian rule and conflict. This day honors the resilience of the Ethiopian people and their enduring hope for peace, justice, and democracy. It’s a moment to reflect on the struggles overcome and the ongoing journey toward a better future for all Ethiopians. Ramaiah Memorial Hospital salutes the spirit of Ethiopians and joins to celebrate this special day!

Today, we celebrate the heart of the Middle East - a land rich in history, culture, and resilience. From the ancient wonders of Petra to the serene shores of the Dead Sea, Jordan stands tall as a symbol of peace and unity. Let’s honor the spirit, strength, and heritage of the Jordanian people.

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and unity of Namibia! May this day remind us of the nation’s journey to freedom and inspire a future filled with prosperity, peace, and progress. Wishing all Namibians a day of joy, pride, and celebration!

We’re overjoyed to welcome Sunita Williams back to Earth! Her safe return reminds us that whether it’s space travel or healthcare, expertise and teamwork are everything. At Ramaiah Memorial Hospital, we’re committed to ensuring every patient’s journey, whether big or small, is guided by precision and care.

Amber Fernandes came to Ramaiah Memorial Hospital with her husband Joe for treatment of Multiple Sclerosis in July 2024. Under the able clinical guidance of Dr. Santhosh Kumar Devdas, HOD & Consultant - Dept. of Medical Oncology and Chief- Adult Bone Marrow Transplantation, Amber was given Bone Marrow Transplantation to treat Multiple Sclerosis, an auto immune disease that damages the protective covering of nerves disrupting communication between the brain and the body. Read her updated account of blood work and latest health update.

I'm excited by the results of my latest blood work! Let me explain this image, which shows the effect of chemo and the result of stem cell transplant.

Immunoglobulins, also known as antibodies, are produced by white blood cells to protect your body. This graph shows 6 years of low immunoglobulins because of immunosuppressive treatment for MS. Even when I stopped immunosuppressive treatment 2 years ago, my values did not improve.

See the dot on the far right for both graphs? That's the blood test result from yesterday. And the dot right before it? That's from October, the first test I had done after getting the stem cell transplant in August.

You can see that in October, my G immunoglobulins (IgG) dropped even lower than they had been. That is because of the chemo I received. But yesterday, my G immunoglobulins rose almost to my pre-transplant values, which shows I'm recovering from chemo.
Even better, my A immunoglobulins (IgA) were within the normal range for the first time in at least 6 years and most likely 12!
(Not pictured are my M immunoglobulins, which look exactly the same as my As.)

Again, I went off immunosuppressants 2 years ago, and my immunoglobulins didn't improve. So this is proof that I have a new immune system that doesn't remember the 12 years of immunosuppressants! And it's likely my new immune system doesn't have MS either.

I expect my IgG to continue to go up and soon match my IgA and IgM.

M S Ramaiah Memorial Hospital [www.msrmh.com]

Ramaiah Memorial Hospital extends warm wishes to all Congolese people on this joyous occasion of Independence Day.

We honor the spirit of freedom and resilience that defines the Congolese nation. Happy Independence Day!

Dr David L Reich, President, The Mount Sinai Hospital, interacted with ETHealthworld’s Prathiba Raju on the significance of AI in hospitals. He elaborates that AI can assist in making presumptive diagnoses. Explaining how AI chatbots can enhance healthcare in developing nations by providing proper treatment recommendations and reducing emergency room overcrowding and costs through effective patient triage.

Need to expand AI use in hospitals to improve diagnosis, patient triage: Dr David L Reich Dr David L Reich, President, Mount Sinai Hospital, interacted with ETHealthworld’s Prathiba Raju on the significance of AI in hospitals. He elaborates that A...

Katika huu mwezi wa Agosti, tarehe 9 mwaka wa 2024,tunawaheshimu na kuwakumbuka Wanawake wakiafrika.Kuanzia Afrika kusini had Bara la Afrika na pembe zote zaulimwengu ikijumuisha Bara Hindi, tunasherehekea na kuwatambua michango zao katika jamii pamoja na Ujasiri wao ulioimara.

Jumuika nasi kwenye Ramaiah tukiwasherehekea Wanawake ambao wanatutia moyo Kwa uhodari wao pamoja na kujitolea kwao. Sikuku ya furaha wakimataifa wawanawake!

Le 9 août 2024, nous rendons hommage aux femmes africaines. De l'Afrique du Sud au continent africain et dans tous les coins du monde, y compris en Inde, nous reconnaissons et célébrons leurs immenses contributions à la société et leur résistance inébranlable.

Rejoignez-nous au Ramaiah pour rendre hommage aux femmes qui nous inspirent par leur courage et leur dévouement. Bonne journée nationale de la femme !