Paralyzed after being bitten by a mosquito
Natasha Porter, 23, from Crawley, West Sussex (England) has experienced an incident when she was on vacation for 2 weeks in Australia.
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Natasha Porter, 23, from Crawley, West Sussex (England) has experienced an incident when she was on vacation for 2 weeks in Australia.
For most women, fresh fruits are the secret to helping women retain their youthful features. But with Charlotte Jefferson in England, fruits are
Boy Lucas Tomlinson (6 years old) has a strange allergy that could put him in danger if he comes into contact with foods that contain nuts or nuts.
Ms. Lisa, from Detroit in Michigan state (USA) started addicted to cat fur 15 years ago. So far, the 43-year-old woman has been eating a total of more than 3,200 pinches…
Researchers have discovered a new, mysterious disease that causes dozens of people in Asia and some in the United States to have symptoms similar to AIDS-related illness…
In a recent report, the World Health Organization (WHO) said infected children have unusual signs, high fever and rapid decline in respiratory system, while red blood ce…
According to DailyMail, babies with Nina have an extremely rare syndrome of 'young bubbles' and are so fragile that even a common cold can kill them. This syndrome descr…
The whole skin on this Indonesian man is deformed, developing into bubbles of different sizes.
Sarah, 29, is a prisoner in her own home in Colchester, Essex (England) because of her allergy status. She even asked her family and friends to use special detergent to…
Emma Killilea never used coins because she was allergic to nickel. Her palms will swell and sores cause severe itching whenever she holds coins.
Rhys Williams, 6, in Bolton, England, suffers from the most dangerous disease of skin diseases: Bullosa epidermal disease.
A 3-year-old girl in Indiana (USA), suffers from a rare syndrome, addicted to eating things like light bulbs or bricks.
When a Swiss woman entered the United States, she claimed that she and 9 of her family had no fingerprints. They began to undergo genetic analysis to determine the cause…
Every time the sun shines, Sarah suffers from a rare, untreatable skin disease called porphyria.
A rare disease has caused an English woman's legs to grow at an alarming rate, reaching over 45kg per leg, completely oversized for the slender upper body.