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Medical history has recorded many mysterious diseases that so far, scientists still cannot explain.
At the end of 2015, Calvino Inman, living in Antioch, Tennessee, USA, cried blood after encountering a severe headache. The blood also flows from the patient's nose and…
Researchers have concluded that the most crying babies live in countries like England, Italy, Canada, and the Netherlands. And the children with the least fuss are in co…
Please take care of the lullaby from the time you are pregnant, there will be many unexpected benefits ...
Crying at night is a common phenomenon in newborns, during the day children are normal but cry at night. Folk often called
Men are always expected to be strong, not to cry, but to
In 2016, for the first time in Vietnam, female students with liver tuberculosis on Wilson background, tortoise shell, baby crying like a cat, Clarkson syndrome ...
Recently, scientists from Claremont Graduate University in the United States have affirmed that people with tears in watching movies are often great leaders and have a s…
Helping babies to suckle early, sleep well, have less crying and increase the mother-child connection right after birth is a great benefit that postpartum skin care meth…
A 30-year pediatrician with experience from California, USA recently published a clip sharing about techniques to help children stop crying in a few seconds, attracting…
Syndrome: crying like cats, biting people, panic, face slitting, or twitching ... is very rare in people but strangely there are times when these diseases develop into a…
Crying reduces the level of manganese minerals in the body. Too much manganese minerals can cause emotional chaos.
For 4 years, girl Delfina Cedeno (19 years old, in Veron, Dominican Republic) had to live with a strange disease.
Looking at the baby crying to heart, the man had to hold his baby close to the chest area, with the hope that his warmth could soothe the thirst of milk.
Due to a rare disease called haemolacria, when crying, blood flowed from the eyes of a 20-year-old Chilean girl.