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Excess iron that results due to blood transfusion can affect liver, heart and skin.

The symptoms aggravate due to dehydration, infection and hypoxia.

The innovations have been developed by the Centre's Department of Biotechnology (DBT) as well as by start-ups supported by the government.

The boy, who needs to undergo blood transfusion every 15 to 20 days, wanted to become Police Commissioner for a day.

The scientists gave infected red blood cells an unusual amino acid and used luminol's glow to trigger the chemical, killing the parasite.

The new method, which uses magnetic fields to detect the parasite's waste products in the blood of infected patients, is fast, reliable and...

Actorise is a biosimilar of 'Darbepoetin alfa', which is marketed by US-based Amgen under the brand Aranesp.