Then, her doctor called with new test ... performed "a large number of illegal kidney transplants” for sums between $140,000 and $180,000 in Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Thailand and Turkey.

Upon arrival, every guest experience is personalised following a consultation with the hotel’s Ayurvedic doctor ... Aside from the best crab curry you’ll find in Sri Lanka and the other ...

Amazing Kidney is a precious organ in the human body Kidney is one of the main precious organs in the human body making urine, remove excess water, controls body chemicals/ toxins, controls blood ...

Soar over the lush landscapes of Sri Lanka with this breathtaking ... aerial perspective! US doctor warns against using DOLO-650, says it is not a 'candy': Liver, kidney-related side effects ...

Dr. Seneviratne’s dedication to advancing transplant surgery and urology in Sri Lanka ... kidney disease, doctors are working hard to find better treatments. While there are different ways to manage ...

Lahiru Prabodha Gamage, a 35-year-old Sri Lankan doctor, at work in the UK, where he immigrated in 2023 amid an economic crisis at home. Nearly 10 percent of Sri ... but did our best to save ...

Dr S B A M Mujahith is a nephrologist – a doctor who specialises in treating kidney diseases – at Batticaloa Teaching Hospital on Sri Lanka’s eastern coast. He grew up just 50km down the coast from ...

Dr S B A M Mujahith is a nephrologist – a doctor who specialises in treating kidney diseases – at Batticaloa Teaching Hospital on Sri Lanka’s eastern coast. He grew up just 50km down the coast from ...

Dr S B A M Mujahith is a nephrologist – a doctor who specialises in treating kidney diseases – at Batticaloa Teaching Hospital on Sri Lanka’s eastern coast. He grew up just 50km down the ...

Dr S B A M Mujahith is a nephrologist – a doctor who specialises in treating kidney diseases – at Batticaloa Teaching Hospital on Sri Lanka’s eastern coast. He grew up just 50km down the coast from ...

Once considered one of the best ... In Sri Lanka, where medical studies are publicly funded, it takes seven years to become a medical officer and up to 15 years to train as a specialist doctor.

Once considered one of the best ... In Sri Lanka, where medical studies are publicly funded, it takes seven years to become a medical officer and up to 15 years to train as a specialist doctor.