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Scientists have developed a form of electronic implant that allows paralyzed people to control their feet. A surgical team in the UK has applied new technology to four p…
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Scientists have developed a form of electronic implant that allows paralyzed people to control their feet. A surgical team in the UK has applied new technology to four p…
Scientists have found the cause of excessive foot fetish syndrome and sometimes lead to unusual actions.
A rare disease has caused an English woman's legs to grow at an alarming rate, reaching over 45kg per leg, completely oversized for the slender upper body.
A new study and invention by scientists from Vanderbilt University will be a useful solution to help disabled people get natural gait like normal people.
Women with a height of about 1.75m often have a higher risk of cancer than women only about 1.5m tall. This is the result of the latest research conducted by scientists…
A boy in India broke the world record after being born with a total of 34 fingers and toes. The previous record belongs to the Chinese baby with 15 fingers and 16 toes.
On July 12, Spanish surgeons successfully performed the world's first two-leg transplant at La Fe Hospital in Valencia city.
Simeon Fairburn in Queensland, Australia has endured daily pain to last 29cm in 2 years.
A Chinese girl was bent both feet into an arc in a car accident but could walk and stand normally after orthopedic surgery.
Almost no one thinks of the most important part from the waist down: legs. But let 's keep your eyes on the area that often has this unpleasant smell because you can mov…
Normally, sun exposure not only helps the spirit to be refreshing, but also very beneficial to health.
Weighs 3.6 kg, the upper part of the body is like any other child, but the child of a pregnant woman in District 4, HCMC, has 2 buttocks and 4 legs ...
Scientists at Auburn University, Alabama, said long walks with flip flops can jeopardize the health of the legs.
The shorter the legs, the greater the risk of injury to the liver. Both of these can be the result of diet or other factors in the early stages of life, British research…