True story like movie: Every morning waking up, the girl forgot all about what happened yesterday
It seemed like a fantasy story, but it turned out Lucy had a real syndrome.
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It seemed like a fantasy story, but it turned out Lucy had a real syndrome.
The syndrome is afraid of oddities, which makes 15% of the world's population suffer from more clues.
Many people believe that mad cow disease, Ebola, Zika, even HIV and SARS originate from outside the universe.
Susannah Cahalan is a reporter from the United States. This 24-year-old girl is a healthy, active girl and has nothing different than a normal person.
Just visiting the holy land in Palestine, some visitors will suffer from strange psychiatric Jerusalem, making them agitated, hallucinating or paranoid.
Herbicide poisoning seems to be the cause of the strange disease, which caused at least 18 deaths in Nigeria over the weekend, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
Although hundreds of years have passed, the cause of this strange disease has never been clarified, making it the biggest mystery in world medicine history.
A 3-year-old Chinese girl from a coma awakens to smoke cigarettes like an adult, a mother who keeps saying
Known as world famous painters, few know that masters in painting such as Leonardo da vinci or Pablo Picasso suffer from rare and complex diseases such as dyslexia (diff…
The girl born Lily Clarke is called by everyone
Priscilla Pomerantz cannot play in the snow or enjoy ice cream like any other child. All cold objects that come into contact with you can become murderers.
Ms. Tempestt Henderson (American) has a very odd habit: addicted to both soap and powder soap.
A mysterious disease is killing starfish, causing them to explode in both the Pacific and Atlantic oceans of North America.
A group of Italian researchers discovered the earliest evidence of foot transplant surgery in a 14th-century painting, showing the doctors' ambitions more than 1,500 yea…
Henry VIII's erratic acts, the king famous for marrying six wives and killing two of them, may be due to a traumatic brain injury.