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DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION RAISES HOPE IN AN 82-YEAR-OLD WITH PARKINSON’S

NewsPatrolling.com : Mr. Rao, 82-year-old was suffering from Parkinson’s for 11 years. The disease progressively worsened in the last 3-4 years and he could not do his day-to-day activities. He needed support to walk. It became so severe that his wife had to help him wear his footwear. Whenever he took his tablets he was active for a short duration of time but he also developed severe abnormal movements of his limbs, which was a side effect of the increased dose of his medicines. He was otherwise an active man with no memory disturbance. Mr. Rao was a regular patient and when he was seen in Feb 2018, the option of Deep Brain Stimulation(DBS) was discussed. Since he was one of the oldest in the country who was offered this therapy a detailed evaluation of his psychological status and memory was done in which he scored very high. Family members were counseled in detail and were taken into confidence. He underwent DBS in February. He did very well during the surg...

Mom was frustrated by girl’s helpless state

NewsPatrolling.com / Glamourtreat.com - The 36-year-old woman who threw her seven-year-old daughter from the terrace of a four-storey building in south Bengaluru on Sunday appears to be mentally sound, police said, adding the woman committed the crime out of frustration. Swathi aka Sathi Sarkar was remanded in judicial custody for 13 days on Monday. The child died after Swathi threw her to the ground for the second time near Sri Rama Temple at Jaraganahalli in JP Nagar. The accused was caught by the public and tied to an electric pole. “The child used to cry to get whatever she needed as she was unable to speak. The mother became frustrated over this and killed the girl. Her husband Kanchan Sarkar also ignored her, adding to her despair,” police said. “Swathi told us that she wanted to commit suicide and changed her dress to go elsewhere and take the extreme step. She said she did not wish to die where her daughter lay dead and was fleeing when she was c...

Azim Premji University announces admissions for M.Ed. Programme 2018-20

NewsPatrolling.com : Azim Premji University announces admissions to its M.Ed. Programme (Master of Education) 2018-20. The NCTE approved M.Ed. programme aims to develop teacher educators with sound disciplinary knowledge along with critical perspectives on education and capable of analysis, reflection and meaningful action. This will be a full time programme based at Bangalore. The programme consists of Core Courses, Electives (Disciplinary areas and Advanced educational studies), Workshop courses and a compulsory Dissertation. The disciplinary focus will be Science and Mathematics Education. Students will have field engagement in all the Semesters. Members of our faculty are accomplished academicians, teacher educators, researchers, teachers and agents of social transformation. Rohit Dhankar, Director-School of Education, Azim Premji University says , “Our M.Ed. programme is an excellent opportunity for School Teachers, Practitioners and Fresh graduates of Education....

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