Unique twin sisters
The pair of American twins Sienna and Sierra Bernal is considered unique when one of them only has body size equal to the other half.
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The pair of American twins Sienna and Sierra Bernal is considered unique when one of them only has body size equal to the other half.
Debie Royston, 40, born in Birmingham, England, has never been to France. However, she now speaks in a strange nasal voice after getting sick. According to Debie, she co…
Suppose a person is allergic to certain types of medicine or food. If that person's mistress is fed with allergy-causing foods, their kiss can lead to unpredictable cons…
The director of the Center for Virus and Biotechnology Research, Vektor (Russia), Alexander Sergeyev on February 6, said that Vektor has just completed a successful clin…
Despite being 25 years old, Kate Quinn, Ireland, still hasn't experienced puberty due to a rare illness.
Researchers in the city of Melbourne have discovered a new test method to help diagnose vulnerable X chromosomal syndrome, the most common genetic cause of autism.
A recent experiment demonstrated that only one injection of a single stem cell helped the white mice live three times longer. In addition, injections help them grow larg…
In contrast to every mother and father in the world, whenever she saw a happy and happy 7-year-old son, Toni felt fear of ligation.
Millions of patients with Parkinson's syndrome have hope to improve their lives, even cure the disease after scientists have recorded positive results in a series of rec…
A drug called N-acetylcysteine can cure premature aging (also known as Progeria syndrome), British scientists say.
Jack Oldacres, 3, has Netherton syndrome since birth. Symptoms of this disease are chronic dermatitis, severe dehydration and developmental delay.
Beer is a popular drink all over the world. However, scientific studies show that drinking a lot of beer greatly reduces the inspirations of gentlemen.
Emma, 24, an Englishman, is one of 200 people in the world who suffer from this rare syndrome. Her parents had to wake up 60 times a night when the alarm rang her to s…
Scientists have found the cause of excessive foot fetish syndrome and sometimes lead to unusual actions.
A 3-year-old girl in Indiana (USA), suffers from a rare syndrome, addicted to eating things like light bulbs or bricks.