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The man 'both tall and tall' is unique in medical history
Adam Rainer was born in the city of Graz (Austria). Rainer's parents and brothers are perfectly normal, he is not.
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The time should not eat peaches
In the days of August, looking at the street selling many peaches, although she really wants to eat, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoa (Thanh Xuan, Hanoi) does not dare to buy food bec…
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The secret dish of the world's longest-lived family
With a total family age of 1,075 years, the Donnelly family in Armagh County, Ireland received the title of the world's longest-lived family in 2017.
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Bookcases poison the whole family in China
A couple in eastern China has been infected with formaldehyde through the respiratory tract by storing tens of thousands of books in the home.
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The man was driven away by the whole village because of the skin like a tree trunk
A Chinese man living alone in the estrangement of the people because of a skin disease that cannot be cured, makes him look rough like a tree trunk.
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People who struggled to get out of bed in the morning were really smart
Please give some respect to those
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WHO warns of an incurable risk of gonorrhea
We are about to have a threat of future irreparable gonorrhea because gonorrhea is a very intelligent bacterium.
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The bank robbery started the syndrome of believing the kidnappers
44 years ago hostages kidnapped in a bank robbery in Sweden shocked the world because they had Stockholm syndrome.
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How to prevent rabies for nearsighted people
The condition of rabies eyes is quite common in people with refractive errors such as nearsightedness, astigmatism ... but must wear glasses regularly.
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The brain of an only child is different from the brain of those with siblings
Neuroscientists assert that the brains of those who are only children in the family do not develop as the brains of those with siblings.
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World Health Organization announced deadly pandemic Ebola has returned
After the death of the latest Ebola virus in Congo, the World Health Organization announced the Ebola epidemic was officially back.
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Should pregnant women get vaccinated against pertussis?
There have been 5 patients died of pertussis. 80% of cases occur in children under 3 months of age due to no immunity from mother-to-child transmission. Should pregnant…
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Whooping cough: Causes, transmission, detection, treatment and prevention
Whooping cough (pertussis or whooping cough) is a highly contagious disease, caused by a bacterium called Bordetella pertussis.
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Signs to recognize whooping cough parents need to know
Pertussis is often severe, easily fatal due to multiple infections. In the face of increased cases, the Ministry of Health has issued an official request to prevent this…
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When constipation becomes dangerous?
Constipation is usually not dangerous but in some cases may lead to cardiac arrhythmias, gastrointestinal perforation or diabetes warning.