Strange disease: The boy has a face
A 5-year-old boy who can't laugh because of a rare syndrome that paralyzes the boy's facial muscles.
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A 5-year-old boy who can't laugh because of a rare syndrome that paralyzes the boy's facial muscles.
An American girl with rare 'giant' syndrome in the world has suddenly died at 34 years after constantly developing over the past decade.
Brown-eyed people are considered more reliable than blue-eyed people, but the cause comes from the shape of their faces, according to a new study published in the weekly…
People who sleep too little often face fatigue and irritability. In the long term, insomnia also increases the risk of health risks, including obesity and type 2 diabete…
The hideous leeches used as beauty devices are now considered too trivial. Replacing the way to upgrade that face, it has just appeared a new and frightening new way: fa…
The forecast was made by a group of scientists who found DNA from five genes that could help determine the color of eyes, hair, and skin, affecting facial shapes in huma…
Scientists have identified five genes that regulate the shape of the human face. This finding may help to better understand facial abnormalities such as cleft palate as…
A new study by scientists at the University of Hong Kong indicates that people who sleep in a prone position often experience more sexual dreams and persecution than sle…
Men with baldness may face a high risk of prostate cancer, according to a new Canadian study. The survey results from the University of Toronto (Canada) found a connecti…
Whatever parenting children are, parents still face the same challenges. Therefore, advice from the newly built pyramid or ancient Mesopotamia still applies today.
Swollen face, rash, nausea, dizziness, asthma attacks ... People with peanut allergies are obsessed with almost immediate consequences if they miss this. Peanuts are one…
Women who experience frequent headaches or migraines face a higher risk of sexual symptoms than others, a study in Sexual Medicine reported.
When Adam Spencer's girlfriend accepted his proposal while they were traveling across South America, the couple thought they would live happily together.
Women like men who have healthier skin than a masculine face, according to research by scientists from Malaysia.
A study published in the British Medical Journal in 2009 found that people who were slow to face the risk of death from heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems w…