The baby was born with a sharp skull like a hat
Kayla Reeder, a maternity and newborn specialist in Florida, USA shared a picture on the Daily Mail a newborn baby born with a pointed skull like a hat.
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Kayla Reeder, a maternity and newborn specialist in Florida, USA shared a picture on the Daily Mail a newborn baby born with a pointed skull like a hat.
Information from Tuyen Quang province general hospital has just said that the hospital has received two pediatric patients with head injury, rough surface, with many sca…
This technology is being gradually improved, but the risks they bring are still great.
Traffic accidents have caused many casualties, first aid in place can contribute to keeping the victim's life alive. However, if the first aid is not correct, it may har…
Math is a lot of fear! But being so scared that even if he saw a seizure, it was due to a mysterious disease.
Head injury often results in seizures, unconsciousness, inactive muscle systems, and indentation in the tongue, causing airway obstruction and death.
The front is extremely beautiful, behind Edward Mordake's head (England) has a second face with full parts.
Valery Spiridonov, a 30-year-old Russian man, became the first person in the world to volunteer for a head transplant.
Ginger bulbs have unexpected effects in beautifying hair and treating some hair diseases that you may not have known.
A woman in India was shocked when she discovered that cockroaches lived in her skull for hours.
According to Dr. Vu Huu Ngo (former Head of Acupuncture and Nursing Department, Central Traditional Medicine Hospital), neuritis 7 is very prone to sudden cold weather,…
Many people wake up after a night of pain and aches all over, especially a painful numbness in the shoulder, nape, sometimes pain spreads to the shoulder blades, numbs t…
Sleep is one of the basic needs of the body and is also the most relaxing time in every person's life.
These findings firmly confirm previous studies that Zika virus can reproduce in the brain of fetuses and placenta.
If detecting signs of suspected Zika virus eating the human brain, you should go to the nearest medical facility to take a sample or call the Ministry of Health hotline…