Doctors in the US had given Ronald Lemmer, 65, only a year to live and had scoffed at his idea of going to India for a heart transplant. They told him he would return in a coffin. Today, after a successful heart transplant at Apollo Hospitals in Chennai, Lemmer is smiling. So is India's medical fraternity. For, till the 1980's it was the Indians who went to the US for heart surgeries and Americans ever flying down for treatment was inconceivable...........click for more

Source Web Page: Times of India