Decode the 'self-rotten' disease of seafarers
In the 17th and 18th centuries, a strange disease that long-term seafarers often had was known as a scary killer.
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In the 17th and 18th centuries, a strange disease that long-term seafarers often had was known as a scary killer.
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 ...
People with an identity disorder of the body are always obsessed that they have a certain part of their body, legs or eyes, so they have to find a way to eliminate it.
The phenomenon thought only in the film turned out to be real. The young girl is sometimes a pretty, gentle girl, sometimes a 5 year old child.
Harper Foy, in Washington, USA is believed to be the youngest person in the world with a disease that makes skin grow 7-10 times faster than normal people.
Losing the ability to use limbs since childhood, Rahma Haruna, 19, (Nigeria), is placed in a plastic basin for transportation and living.
People with Lesch-Nyhan syndrome often hurt themselves, even eat themselves like biting their lips and tongue and chewing their fingers. Many patients chew their own ton…
On his 36th birthday, Lou Gehrig was diagnosed with sclerosis on one side of his body, causing his body to become paralyzed and only live for another 2 years.
The infected person believes that all relatives are fake, or they eat their own organs, or wake up soon after thinking that they are dead ...
Lilli-Mai Queen, a 5-year-old girl from Lancaster, England, suffers from a rare syndrome called Beckwith Wiedemann, making her right half body grow faster than the left…
Australian sisters Lachlan and Hayley Webb have grandmother, mother, aunt and he all died of insomnia for days or months.
Pakistani doctors are puzzled about the case of 3 siblings 1, 9 and 13 years of age operating normally but when night falls, they enter a plant state - unable to move or…
Although science cannot be explained, the world still exists people who cannot live without drinking blood, dubbed the modern-day vampire.
In 1932 the Japanese Chisso Corporation discharged mercury-contaminated wastewater to Minamata Sea caused a massive death of fish and shrimp, people ate fish that had be…