The most feared strange diseases in the world
Fisheries disease, tree syndrome, petrified people, vampire syndrome are rare diseases due to mutations, genetic disorders or chromosomes.
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Fisheries disease, tree syndrome, petrified people, vampire syndrome are rare diseases due to mutations, genetic disorders or chromosomes.
According to the statistics of the medical world, there are 14 odd, strangest diseases on the planet. These diseases are extremely difficult to cure, making life of thos…
In Italy there is a family of more than 200 years of continuous deaths. Local people are rumored to be obsessed with a curse, but for scientists, they are miserable vict…
Katelyn Thornley 12 years old in the United States sneezes ceaselessly at the doctors. After many visits, she was found to have movement disorder syndrome (TIC).
Jewel Shuping, 30 years old (USA), asked the psychiatrist to put drugs into his eyes because she always wanted to be blind.
Doctors in China have just received an extremely rare case: a nearly 90-year-old grandmother horned over 12cm above her head.
In the afternoon of July 15, Quang Nam Department of Health reported
Born healthy, normal, but growing up, the faces of these children suddenly become swollen, appear acne and dry like toad skin.
The scientific community has one more reason to kill mosquitoes, after the initial research findings found them to be the main agents that helped spread a strange diseas…
After a few minutes, in the eyes of the woman, the human face turned black, long, pointed ears, eyes, and skin full of dragon scales.
Authorities in southeastern Nigerian town say at least 18 people have died due to a mysterious disease.
A 14-year-old boy in Mexico was especially afraid, so much so that he tried to hide or suppress the development in ways such as restricting eating and distorting his voi…
After a serious illness a year ago, the 12-year-old American boy lost his feeling of hunger and thirst.
An 8-year-old boy living in the UK was called by his friends with the nickname 'shark' because he had 4 teeth due to a disease called 'shark teeth in children'.