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Attention drawn to high suicide rates in Scotland, Russia, Australia
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Attention drawn to high suicide rates in Scotland, Russia, Australia
Author: Admin     05 3rd, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Three nations in three continents have seen attention focused on high suicide rates this week. A study found Scotland’s suicide rate to be increasing away from neighbouring England, Russian press and politicians are examining the world’s third-highest teen suicide rate, and new figures showed increasing Aboriginal children’s suicides in Australia’s Northern Territory.

“Until the highest authorities see suicide as a problem, our joint efforts will be unlikely to yield any results,” Boris Polozhy of Moscow’s Serbsky psychiatric center said yesterday. Only fellow ex-USSR nations Belarus and Kazakhstan have higher teen suicide rates than Russia, which is at around 20 per 100,000 nationally. Tuva, Siberia and nearby Buryatiya have rates of 120 and 77 per 100,000 respectively. Thursday saw national children’s ombudsman Pavel Astakhov say 4,000 youths kill themselves each year.

I have seen websites that offer a thousand ways of killing oneself

Top Health Ministry psychologist Zurab Kekelidze yesterday responded to expert calls for action, promising to “very soon… start implementing” a plan of action to tackle the issue. He said Russian schools, which are criticised for understaffing and perceived inattention to bullying, should teach psychology.

Kekelidze asked the Russian Orthodox Church to help the suicidal, and severely criticised popular online forums dedicated to suicide, where methods are compared. “I have seen websites that offer a thousand ways of killing oneself,” he claimed. Astakhov wanted schools to offer assistance via a social networking presence and tackle online bullying.

The overall national suicide rate is decreasing — down from 42 per 100,000 in 1995 to 23.5 two years ago. The high rate amongst teens is attributed to both school problems and violence at home. Recent high-profile cases include yesterday’s death of a twelve-year-old who hung himself at home in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, and two fourteen-year-olds who jumped hand-in-hand to their ends from a building in Lobnya, Moscow.

Researchers from the Scottish cities of Edinburgh and Glasgow, and Manchester in England, have been looking at data from 1960 to 2008. Although Scotland had the lower rate until 1968, England and Wales has had the lower rate since. Both areas had increasing rates until the southern side started to fall in the ’90s, and in recent years the gap has significantly increased.

Data was sorted by age, gender, and method; marked increases were seen among Scotsmen aged from 25 to 54 with hanging increasing in popularity. The female rate has remained largely static.

“This study adds to our understanding about patterns of suicide in Great Britain by producing sound evidence on divergences in long-term trends in Scotland compared to England and Wales,” said Professor Stephen Platt, a lead researcher from Edinburgh University’s Centre for Population Health Sciences. “In a future companion paper we will suggest explanations for the persisting higher rate of suicide in Scotland.”

Fellow joint lead researcher Roger Webb of the Centre for Suicide Prevention of Manchester University said the high Scottish hanging rate was “of particular concern as hanging has high case-fatality and is difficult to prevent, except within institutional settings.” He noted “a public information campaign about hanging” could be one way of reducing the rate. Paid for by the Scottish taxpayer, the results appeared in the British Journal of Psychiatry.

In an incident with parallels to the recent Moscow deaths, in 2009 Scottish and British media publicised a high-profile case in which two teenagers leap together from the Erskine Bridge, a famed suicide spot over the River Clyde where an estimated fifteen people kill themselves each year.

We now have a situation in the territory where there are almost as many female as male suicides

This week also saw Howard Bath, Children’s Commissioner for Australia’s Northern Territory, suggest the area had the highest proportion of Aborignal girl suicides in the West. There has been a significant increase since an emergency intervention five years ago in response to a report titled Little Children are Sacred which documented widespread sexual abuse of Northern Territory children and failures by authorities to adequately respond.

A national government-backed Northern Territory suicide inquiry is ongoing and due to report next month. The inquiry has heard clusters of deaths occurred around East and West Arnhem, Katherine, and the vicinity of Alice Springs. The Tiwi Islands had a very high rate from 2000 to 2005, but has now not had a suicide for a year.

Female suicide rates have greatly increased to account for 40% of Northern Territory suicides amongst those aged less than eighteen. “We now have a situation in the territory where there are almost as many female as male suicides,” said Bath. Lack of information is a problem; the all-party inquiry has heard evidence of much under-reporting and poor data collection. The Menzies School of Health’s Gary Robinson called for a Queensland-style register of suicides.

Robinson suggests cannabis-induced psychosis to be a contributing factor but laments “The big problem is nobody keeps any data. Everything is based on impressions.” He also suggested bullying, as in Russia, is a problem while Bath notes violence against women may also take a role. “Aboriginal women are being hospitalised for assault at 80 times the rate of other women… Exposure to violence greatly increases the risk of a person taking their life.” He also notes “I am concerned, as the commissioner, about children who are frequently exposed to violence in the home or in the immediate family.”

As with Scotland, hanging is a popular choice. “The method chosen is usually hanging and it is a particularly lethal method, far more than an overdose,” said Bath. New South Wales, with the nation’s largest indigenous population, has a suicide rate of one per 100,000 but the Northern Territory rate is over 30 per 100,000.

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Horse Riding Is A Great Exercise For Human Body And Mind

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Horse riding is a great exercise for human body and mind

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Looking from aside, a lot of people consider the horseback riding as an activity where the rider has passive role. Everything looks like simple sitting on the horses back, not doing anything, expect giving instructions such as, whoa and turn. Thats not true. There is much more then the casual observer might think. Whether you aim at competition, exercise or just having fun, the unique correlation of the riders movement against the movement of the horse, provides extraordinary benefits for all elements of the human body.

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If you are facing with the dilemma if it is worth it to get yourself involved in this activity, you better check some facts about how horse riding affect on the human body and mind. Here is the quick view: -Horse riding is an exercise that provides cardiovascular benefits. Although horse riding might look easy, an hour of this activity can burn similar number of calories as 30 minutes of jogging or bicycle ride. -Riding provides muscle conditioning benefits. The explanation of how it works starts with the fact that the rider has to react on every horses movement, in order to adopt the correct position in the saddle. This means the riders muscles must contract and relax according to the horse movement. By doing that, every single muscle of the riders body is toned and strengthened. -Riding improves the concentration level. Starting from preparation of the horse for the ride to the dismounting the horse, you have to pay attention to every detail involved in this process. The most of all, you have to keep your concentration to enable synchronisation of all your actions with the horses movement. -Improves self-discipline. The art of horseback riding or horse care is a great example of inter-species communication. Every single action of your behaviour affects on the horses behaviour. So, in order to be a good horse rider you must achieve high level of self-discipline by performing multiple activities like smooth and rhythmical breathing, overall calmnessand so on. -Improves patience. Riding a horse requires learning a whole set of new skills, which require time and patience. Understanding the physiology of the horses as animals is a process, too. Therefore, with regular riding one can learn to be more patient, and that is a huge quality. -It works as a stress releaser. During the horseback riding, you need to be aware of the entire practice and procedure. This and the enjoyment of the ride is something that would definitely take your mind off the everyday worries. -Improves self-confidence. The idea of being capable to control an animal much bigger then you, will absolutely increase the self-confidence. Also, the fact that youre adding up a new skill to your repertoire, youll have the feeling of bigger self-confidence. Even a win in some race of the horse games can increases your self-confidence a little. These are just the elementary facts about the health benefits of horse riding. There is so much more about this topic. It can be discussed for hours and still there is more to say. I would say, if you got interested in riding, you can look for more information about the horses basics, care of horses, about the places you can take your classes, things youll need to know before getting on the horse etc there are thousands of books and articles on the Web pages, which can offer you the needed information.

Like a person with a lot of creativity and wish for knowing new things I start with writing articles. Knowing the fact that my article will be useful advice for somebody out there, keep me doing the writing.Making research on new topics, and represent all of them to the millions of people is really big help to the next generation.I have on my mind that we have to improve the way of life on every aspect that we can.Play horse games and have great fun.

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No surprises for sport in 2012/2013 Australian federal budget
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No surprises for sport in 2012/2013 Australian federal budget
Author: Admin     04 28th, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Thursday, May 10, 2012

On Monday in Canberra, the Australian government released its annual budget, one that promises a A$1.5 billion surplus for the year, but little was said of the potential impact of the budget on Australian sport in an Olympic year when Australia is looking to earn the fewest medals since the 1996 Games in Atlanta. There were no apparent surprises for the sports sector in Australia in this budget. The budget, available online, claims A$380 million has been spent preparing for the 2012 Olympic Games.

According to Keith Lyons, the University of Canberra Director of the National Institute of Sport Studies, sport is an important part of Australian culture and the development of sport enjoys bipartisan support. The sport “budget supports infrastructure developments and reflects a renewal of Australian sport venues post Sydney [Olympics] 2000. The Active After School investment reflects a commitment to support participation and engagement in physical activity and sport.”

When Tony Naar of the Australian Paralympic Committee was asked about the impact of the budget on his organisation’s efforts, he said there was little to report as there were “very few previously unannounced initiatives… the overall level of program funding was in line with the final year of the current funding cycle”.

The budget promises to support cricket, specifically the 2015 Cricket World Cup, and soccer (football) with the 2015 Asian Cup by allocating funding for facility improvement. A$50 million will be spent on redeveloping the Sydney Cricket Ground, A$30 million on redeveloping the Adelaide Oval, and A$15 million on redeveloping the Bellerive Oval in Hobart. A partnership between the government, New South Wales Government and the Sydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust will cover additional costs associated with the Sydney Cricket Ground with work completed by 2014. Local sporting infrastructure will be supported in the budget with A$30 million earmarked for this, A$10 million specifically to improve Melbourne’s Olympic Park Precinct, A$5 million to support football in western Sydney, and A$3 million for Football New South Wales to build a new headquarters.

The budget promises assistance to parents to defray the cost of their children’s extracurricular activities including sport as part of the SchoolKid Bonus, which will replace the Education Tax Refund. Support for school based youth sport with A$39.2 million allocated to Active After-School Communities, a program that reaches 190,000 children, which encourages them to participate in school sports. In an attempt to curb drowning deaths of young children, an initiative has been launched to improve water safety that will be run through early childhood centres. A$19.2 million was extended to the Australian Sport Commission to run its Active After-School Communities program in 2012/2013 with similar funding for 2013/2014. 2,000 schools and 1,300 after/out of school programs will benefit from the funding.

Community Street Soccer was allocated A$1.0 million for 2012/2013 and A$1.6 million for 2013/2014. Aimed at bringing the homeless and unemployed into the community through participation in soccer, Reclink Australia will be given the funding to implement the program.

A$4.8 million was allocated to the Clontarf Foundation in New South Wales to support local sport and utilised elsewhere encourage Indigenous girls to participate in sport in Western Australia, Northern Territory, Victoria and Queensland through the Sporting Chance Program.

Canberra’s Centenary celebrations are addressed in the Federal budget, with A$2.6 million allocated for 2011/2012, A$2.0 million allocated for 2012/2013 and A$1.0 million allocated for 2013/2014. Some money will go towards sport as a part of these celebrations.

The Federal government is investing in Glenorchy, Tasmania, budgeting A$8.7 million in the redevelopment of the King George V sports and community precinct, with the money given to the local government. Not all of the money is earmarked for sport, with some money paying for a dedicated office for the Migrant Resource Centre.

A$1,870,000 less was budgeted for the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority from what was actually spent in 2011/2012’s budget. The government expects A$5.8 million in savings in the next four years because of changes in athlete doping testing.

In the 2011/2012 budget year, A$2,729,510 was spent on Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport in special appropriations. The 2012/2013 budget earmarks A$1,117,783 for this category. All money in the category is allocated in line with the Local Government (Financial Assistance) Act 1995. In the Sport and Recreation Special Account out of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet appropriation budget, the cash flow and balance opened the budget year with A$920,000 and receipts totaled A$317,000.

In the Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport appropriation budget, the Sport and Recreation Special Account had has an opening balance of A$949,000. Estimates for receipts for 2012/2013 are A$537,000, up from A$220,000 in actual receipts in 2011/2012’s budget. The Australian Sports Commission spent A$214,534,000 in 2011/2012 in their first budget category, and have a smaller budget of A$101,942,000 for 2012/2013 in the same category. In their budget second category, they spent A$54,159,000 in 2011/2012, with the 2012/2013 budget increasing the budget to A$166,201,000. For total appropriations, the first area decreased by a total of A$117,170,000 and the second area saw an increase in of A$114,353,000.

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Pakistani President met with protest on fifth day of UK tour
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Pakistani President met with protest on fifth day of UK tour
Author: Admin     04 27th, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Saturday, August 7, 2010

The president of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, was met with a 250-strong protest today, during his visit to Birmingham, England. The protest was held outside the International Convention Centre (ICC) venue in the British city, where the president addressed supporters of his Pakistan Peoples Party and leading figures of the Pakistani community. Al Jazeera reported that two shoes were thrown at Zardari as he delivered his address, by a man who reportedly managed to break through police barriers to make a personal protest against the President.

Pakistan is experiencing the worst flooding in eighty years and it has been reported that the floods have now hit 14 million people. The president has faced criticism for continuing his tour during the crisis and though the messages of the protesters were many and varied, shown by placards ranging from “Save Pakistan from American terror and Zardari” to “Stop killing innocent Christians, repeal blasphemy law 295 B and 295 A”, Al Jazeera’s Alan Fisher said “[the] one thing they all agree on is that he should not be here.”

Inside the ICC, speaking to a group of supporters, Mr Zardari said the trip had been crucial in raising more than £20 million in aid from Britain and France and for resolving the diplomatic rift between Pakistan and Britain, caused by British Prime Minister David Cameron’s comments about alleged Pakistani terror links. David Cameron said on July 28 that “we cannot tolerate in any sense the idea that this country is allowed to look both ways and…promote the export of terror”. The Pakistani President has said that his European tour is essential to mend the diplomatic rift these comments have caused.

The President’s son has also defended the tour, saying “He’s doing the best he can and what he thinks is best to help the people of Pakistan.” He added that “his personal presence in Pakistan would not be able to raise this much money.”

The Financial Times said the President “struggled at times to be heard above the chanting of hundreds of supporters.” The chanting from the protesters arrayed outside the ICC could also be heard from where the President gave his speech. Many were calling for the Prime Minister’s resignation.

According to the Associated Press of Pakistan the President’s trip has been kept as cheap as possible, with Mr Zardari staying in the “cheapest five-star hotel in Central London” while he met with Mr Cameron. But at today’s protest many held placards decrying the fact that while money was urgently needed in Pakistan the President was taking a tour that would cost the country. Two examples of such placards were: “Thousands dying president is holidaying” and “while Pakistan floods Zadradi enjoys”.

The demonstration was held in the shadow of the Hyatt Regency Hotel where Mr Zardari has been staying. It is one of the most expensive hotels in Birmingham but the raised bridge that links directly to the ICC does provide the best security for the President.

Mohammed Khalil, a local official from the Tehreek-e-Insaf party, told the AFP that “He should be there organising for his own people. Instead he’s here with so many people. The government is paying all the expense for that. That money should be spent on the people of Pakistan, not on himself.” However the President’s son said millions had been raised from Britain and France because of the tour, and that the President would return once worldwide attention had died down.

The protest itself carried on for many hours, from before 2:00 in the afternoon until 4:25, when it ended with a prayer ceremony. The protest reflected the prominence of the Islamic faith in Pakistani culture, with a tarpaulin stretched on the ground to allow for Muslim prayer. National feeling was strong, shown by the numerous Pakistani flags being flown, and the presence of the closing religious ceremony and Islamic prayer mirrors the close-knit relationship nationalist and religious feeling have in Pakistan.

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Importance Of Storage Servers And V Mware

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Importance of Storage Servers and VMware

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As the VMWorld is making its prominence felt, the vendors today have made their announcements with regard to the storage servers and VMware. These announcements generally arrive from thestorage servers that concentrate on the manner in which the storage server is utilized in the VMware platforms. The announcement volumes reveal the critical importance of storage servers in the world of server Virtualization. The storage server expense can eclipse the overall capital savings from the server Virtualization if essential issues are not addressed correctly during the Virtualization projects.

Numerous storage server concerns can branch out in case there is no adequate planning of server Virtualization. A virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can exacerbate the issues dramatically with storage. Some of the potential concerns with storage server and Virtualization include the following:

* Using solid state devices for tiered storage or for tiered caching of data to offer electronic speeds for accessing highly active data.

* There is wide striping across many physical disks spread out I/Os for virtual machines to compensate for the minimized amount of drives that is a result of consolidation of physical servers into virtual machines

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* The thin provisioning of volumes to lessen the trapped capacity. At the same time, the space reclamation is needed to retain thinness.

* Innovative storage server systems today feature working WITH VMware enablement s and storage API s.

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that are essential for an organization s of all kinds. The service providers configure the clients OS as well as the software to function at optimal stages and offer any functionality that is needed for custom new servers. The moment the server arrives at your location, expert staff from the solution provider arrive in order to rack, cable and install the same for you.

Apart from this, the storage server solution offers versatile blade server solutions with numerous combinations of speeds and processors and are totally optimized for critical mission data center applications and server consolidations. Every platform has a hot-plug compute blade, that manages modules and network switches for easy removal and replacement. This in turn makes the blade servers seamless to maintain and reduces the server downtime.

The service providers also offer the rack-optimized servers that feature an innovative multi-cote high performance technology, energy efficient infrastructure and are generally suited for clustering, Virtualization and cloud computing. They are also configured for maximum Virtualization performance and are VMware certified and ready.

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Gastric bypass surgery performed by remote control
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Gastric bypass surgery performed by remote control
Author: Admin     04 26th, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Sunday, August 21, 2005

A robotic system at Stanford Medical Center was used to perform a laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery successfully with a theoretically similar rate of complications to that seen in standard operations. However, as there were only 10 people in the experimental group (and another 10 in the control group), this is not a statistically significant sample.

If this surgical procedure is as successful in large-scale studies, it may lead the way for the use of robotic surgery in even more delicate procedures, such as heart surgery. Note that this is not a fully automated system, as a human doctor controls the operation via remote control. Laparoscopic gastric bypass surgery is a treatment for obesity.

There were concerns that doctors, in the future, might only be trained in the remote control procedure. Ronald G. Latimer, M.D., of Santa Barbara, CA, warned “The fact that surgeons may have to open the patient or might actually need to revert to standard laparoscopic techniques demands that this basic training be a requirement before a robot is purchased. Robots do malfunction, so a backup system is imperative. We should not be seduced to buy this instrument to train surgeons if they are not able to do the primary operations themselves.”

There are precedents for just such a problem occurring. A previous “new technology”, the electrocardiogram (ECG), has lead to a lack of basic education on the older technology, the stethoscope. As a result, many heart conditions now go undiagnosed, especially in children and others who rarely undergo an ECG procedure.

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Irish Finance Minister Donohoe criticises OECD’s global minimum corporate tax rate
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Irish Finance Minister Donohoe criticises OECD’s global minimum corporate tax rate
Author: Admin     04 25th, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Friday, April 23, 2021

On Tuesday, Finance Minister of Ireland Paschal Donohoe criticised talks co-ordinated by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) for a global minimum corporate tax rate, arguing smaller countries like Ireland “need to be able to use tax policy as a legitimate lever to compensate for the real, material and persistent advantage enjoyed by larger countries”.

Speaking to virtual attendees at a virtual seminar about international tax, Donohoe said any deal must “accommodate Ireland’s 12.5% rate”. This 12.5% rate benefits large corporations including Apple, Google and Facebook which account for one in eight jobs in the country. According to CNBC, corporate tax receipts in Ireland totalled €11.8 billion in 2020, and the Department of Finance has projected, according to The Irish Times that figure increase from €11.6 billion in 2021 to €12.5 billion by 2025.

Donohoe also said Ireland’s low taxes serve as an incentive to attract jobs and investment, saying while he supported an agreement with “appropriate and acceptable tax competition”, it must be lower than the 21% proposed by the United States.

Donohoe said nations should recognise the low tax rates present in Ireland and other small countries, citing “advantages of scale, location, resources, industrial heritage” present in larger ones. Defending his own long-established rate, Donohoe said a 12.5% rate is “within the ambit of healthy tax competition” as a rate which “stimulate[s] investment, growth and innovation, which are core to Ireland’s industrial policy”. According to The Guardian, current proposals would shrink Ireland’s corporate tax base by 20%; and tax receipts to be €2 billon lower than it would otherwise be in 2025, per Irish Department of Finance.

Brian Keegan, the director of public policy at Chartered Accountants Ireland said it was “not tax change, it’s political change”. Head of tax for the OECD Pascal Saint-Amans said “there is a new dynamic that is likely to bring us to a resolution”, and the US’ willingness to address expressed concerns simplifies an admittedly-complex blueprint.

A spokesperson for the Irish Department of Finance told CNBC on Monday “political level discussions on these issues have not yet taken place”.

The Guardian reported many companies in Ireland pay less on revenues as compared to other countries; with Apple paying as little as 0.005% in 2014. A European Commission ruling in 2016 ordered Apple to pay €13 billion it owed back taxes to the Government of Ireland ; it was struck down in July on the grounds “[t]he commission did not succeed in showing to the requisite legal standard that there was an advantage.”

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Football: Arsenal signs Aubameyang from Dortmund
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Football: Arsenal signs Aubameyang from Dortmund
Author: Admin     04 24th, 2021 in Uncategorized     No Comments »

Friday, February 2, 2018

On Wednesday, English football club Arsenal FC announced signing Gabonese striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from German club Borussia Dortmund (BVB) on “a long-term contract” which runs until 2021. The deal is worth about £56 million, making Aubameyang the costliest player in the history of the club.

The 28-year-old striker joined Borussia in 2013 from French club Saint-Etienne, and since then, scored 141 goals in 213 matches for BVB. In German Bundesliga, he scored 98 goals, scoring one goal in 116 minutes on average. During his tenure at the Signal Iduna Park, the Gabonese captain won the 2017 DFB-Pokal (German Cup).

Aubameyang scored 31 goals in Bundesliga last season. Aubameyang was named 2016 Bundesliga player of the year. A year earlier, in 2015, he won African Footballer of the Year award. He has 56 international caps with Gabon and has netted 23 goals.

Via their official website, Arsenal announced Aubameyang is to wear jersey number 14, previously worn by Theo Walcott until last month when he moved to Everton FC. The Gabonese, who has already scored 21 goals in 24 games this season, reunites with Armenian midfielder Henrick Mkhitaryan. They were teammates at Dortmund until 2016, when Mkhitaryan moved to Manchester United. Mkhitaryan’s transfer to the London club came in exchange of Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez moving from Arsenal to their rivals Manchester in a swap deal.

Dortmund had signed Belgian footballer Michy Batshuayi from Chelsea on loan before Aubameyang’s deal was agreed upon. With Aubameyang’s arrival, French forward Olivier Giroud moved to Arsenal’s cross-town rivals Chelsea. In summer, Arsenal had signed Alexandre Lacazette for a then-club record fee of around £46.5 million.

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Best Orthopedic Surgeons In Delhi Ensure The Best Outcomes}

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Best Orthopedic Surgeons in Delhi Ensure The Best Outcomes

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Anil RahejaOrthopedic treatment is an important area of the medical world and there is great demand for the orthopaedic surgeons in the city of Delhi. The city of Delhi is a very good option to find some of the best Orthopedic surgeons in Delhi who can give the best of treatment to the patient n this area health. Orthopedic surgeons do all the orthopedic treatment treatments related to bones and joints.

The first thing to find the best orthopaedic surgeons in the city of Delhi is to go to the reputed government and private hospitals of the city so that the cure is perfect and the treatment is upto the satisfaction of the patient. You will also find the leading orthopaedic surgeons of Delhi doing the private practice for the cure of patients. You can find some of the best surgeons in this branch of medical world in none other than the famous AIIMS also known as All India Institute of Medical Sciences.

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The leading orthopaedic surgeons of Delhi first examine the patient for the treatment and they do not hesitate to do the emergency treatments in case of accidents when the condition of the patient is critical. Some of the leading orthopaedic surgeons in the city of Delhi work with the hospitals in Delhi, ncr that have received the international accreditation not only once but more than that. Some work in some of the first hospitals of its kind that perform the articular cartilage and many of them deal with the cartilage transplantation as well. Some of the specialists deal with hip arthroscopy as well.

Best orthopaedic surgeons of Delhi deal with many procedures like revision joint replacements, major shoulder and joint replacements, hip arthroscopies, hip resurfacing as well as advanced hand surgeries etc. The best orthopaedic surgeons in the city of Delhi also make use of the latest technology in this area of medical science like the image intensifiers, digital x ray equipment and Tesla MRI machines. These are considered as the superior technologies when it comes to dealing with this area of medical science. The reputed orthopaedic surgeon working in a reputed hospital in Delhi guides the shoulder surgery unit for the corrective measures. He deals with the shoulder injuries in an effective manner.

The best Orthopedic surgeons in Delhi deal with the musculoskeletal and joint injuries in an effective manner and lead the patient to a complete cure making him come out of the state of trauma. Therefore we always say that the best and reputed surgeons have a hand of God on them. The best ottho surgeons in the city of Delhi also deal with the computer assisted joint replacement surgery treatment. They also deal with the arthroscopic surgery. The experienced orthopaedic surgeons of Delhi deal with the spinal fractures, spondylitis and paralysis in an effective manner… In the city of Delhi, you will get the best of orthopaedic treatment in the hospitals of repute that have the advanced operation theatres as well as imaging machinery.

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