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‘I told my boyfriend I’m a monkey and am going to the zoo’: Woman, 20, who was nearly sectioned over her hallucinations has a rare condition that causes her immune system to attack her brain
The woman reportedly dined on a dish with morel mushrooms, although an official said she could not confirm whether the ingredient was the cause of the woman’s illness. (iStock) A Michelin-starred restaurant in Spain remains
Salmonella contamination of Salami-sausage The Discounter net a Batch of “Salamini classic“ calls; his supplier Mar-Ko meat back. During a self-inspection by Mar-Ko Fleischwaren have been found in sausage Salmonella. This Salami you should not
Woman whose memory was WIPED by a rare brain infection cannot remember anything beyond a few minutes ago – and even has to write reminders to shower and eat Clair Bennett developed ‘violent headaches’ and fevers
Salmonella contamination of Salami-sausage The Discounter net a Batch of “Salamini classic“ calls; his supplier Mar-Ko meat back. During a self-inspection by Mar-Ko Fleischwaren have been found in sausage Salmonella. This Salami you should not
Stanley E. Thawley, MD, a professor emeritus of otolaryngology-head & neck surgery at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, died Jan. 22, 2019, while at work in St. Louis. He was 75. Thawley
One important way to minimize the risk of falls is to take a look at your (or your loved one’s) medication list. Medications can make you more likely to lose balance and fall—and this is
Researchers at the Center for Infection and Immunity (CII) at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, provide new evidence supporting an association between elevated
Apart from the health benefits that weight-loss surgery can bring, a new study shows it could boost a patient’s sex life. Even better, that boost may often be a lasting one. After tracking the impact
Superficial but deliberate changes in someone’s facial appearance — such as a new hairstyle or complexion — are surprisingly effective in identity deception, new research suggests. In the study, led by researchers at the universities