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Coma

Coma comes from a Greek word meaning deep sleep – a person in a coma is in a profound state of unconsciousness from which they cannot be awakened. This happens usually as a result of injury, disease, or poison.

This online group on coma will help you reach doctors who are familiar with the condition and others who are coping with loved ones in coma.

 

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How Did Coma Create Whole New Life This Teen?
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India’s First Passive Euthanasia Case: Harish Rana Dies After 13-Year Coma
In a case that reshaped India’s conversation around life, death, and dignity, Harish Rana, the country’s first individual to be granted passive eut.....
Can Methylene Blue Reduce Brain Damage in Severe Malaria?
In a study published in Nature Communications, researchers from the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine at the National University of Singapore (NU.....
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Highlights:
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  • Balance an.....
First-Ever Drug Repair Brain Damage Caused Stroke
Highlights:
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