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The Tulip flower is used as a symbol of Parkinson’s disease around the World after Dutch Horticulturalist Van der Wereld who had Parkinson’s created a special variety to symbolize the disease. April is #WorldParkinsonsMonth and is used to create awareness that if treated well, Parkinson’s patients can live near-normal lives....

16 year old Isha Rajguru was admitted for complete body paralyzes. She was diagnosed with GB Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder at another hospital and her parents were explained extremely high expenses for the treatment. On admission at Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai Dr Pankaj Agarwal, Sr Consultant Neurologist, Head, Movement...

In June 2021, Hitesh Dhokad, 45 years old, a patient from Mumbai was brought to Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai as his liver health was in critical condition. He had suffered Acute Liver Failure and Liver Transplant was the only resort. His brother donated part of his The family was explained...

Giving a new life by doing organ donation to the unknown person between two different communities is a perfect example of religious harmony, humanity and awareness of organ donation. Global Hospital, Parel, Mumbai performed a successful heart transplant on a 31 year old Farid Phansopkar working as a tailor in...

For the last 6 years, many in Global hospital knew Mr Rusi Motiwala as the small hunched man, soft spoken and articulate, who shuffled in and out of the doctor consulting room, polite and unassuming. He was a patient of young-onset Parkinson's disease and was on medication for all these...

Being diagnosed with life-altering disorders like Parkinson’s disease is no longer a death knell. 50-year-old Mrs Perpetual K Dias started showing signs of the disease in 2014. Her condition worsened over time, despite being on various medications, leading to loss of mobility and eventually memory. The patient’s condition started taking...

This was proved yet again when the city’s First Bilateral Hand Transplant was performed at Global Hospital, Mumbai on 28th August 2020.

A complex swap transplant at Global Hospital, Mumbai has given a new lease of life to a 5-year-old boy Hammad Sheikh with a progressive liver disorder and a 67-year-old Abhay Patne suffering from acute cirrhosis.

68-year-old Mrs. Sulabha Tele from Pune was suffering from very severe hand tremors for the past 8 years.Dr pankaj Agarwal performed treatment with a combination of medicines, after which she is recovering fast.

Nurjahan Mohammed Sabir (42 years) fought cirrhosis which led to fatigue, weight loss, easy bruising and discoloration in the skin and eyes. After learning about her sickness and the crucial need for a liver transplant, Nazneen Sabir Muhammad was determined to help her mother. By being her living donor, she...