The unborn child grows like a mermaid in the womb
A young Chinese mother is forced to abort her when she finds a baby in the abdomen with rare syndrome that causes a tail to grow in the leg position.
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A young Chinese mother is forced to abort her when she finds a baby in the abdomen with rare syndrome that causes a tail to grow in the leg position.
60 years since Thalidomide was determined to cause more than 100,000 fetuses to die, more than 10,000 babies were born with birth defects, so far the cause is clear.
Twins with conjoined eggs have been rare, but this phenomenon is even more rare, with a incidence of only 1 in 2.5 million cases.
Researchers at the University of Toledo found that male sperm provides two centrosomes during fertilization and although they have the same function, they are structured…
Scientists believe that the number of birth defects and miscarriages worldwide may be significantly reduced if pregnant women supplement vitamin B3.
This technique aims to use the DNA of a healthy person
Above is a video published by a group of international researchers. They are proud that these are the most detailed ultrasound images in the world today.
Pyongyang's nuclear tests are creating epidemics
Supplementing vitamin B3 in the diet of pregnant women can help overcome some defects at the molecular level, which causes birth defects in the fetus and miscarriage.
Arterial root malformation occurs due to abnormalities in the process of heart formation from the embryo, leading to the pulmonary artery and the aorta exchanging places.
140 members of the Kannathu family in India live with deformities that conjoin their fingers from the moment they were born.
Even without a perfect body, this poor girl is fortunate to receive the perfect love from her parents.
The story of a baby who looks like a mask of birth defects in the face jaw has attracted the attention of millions of people.
These findings firmly confirm previous studies that Zika virus can reproduce in the brain of fetuses and placenta.
Waking up after a failed vascular surgery, the 50-year-old Italian man no longer speaks his mother tongue but switches to French.