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During pregnancy, the maternal diet may affect the facial characteristics of the offspring. According to scientists, consuming protein-rich diets can result in broader noses and jaws.

Scientists issue a dire warning that a devastating disease is sweeping through West African cacao trees, posing a serious threat to global chocolate supply. It’s time to start amassing those candy bars while you still have the chance!

Parkinson’s disease ranks among the top causes of global disability. Despite accessible treatments, their efficacy may diminish with time.

This study presents a unique case of Klinefelter syndrome, a chromosomal disorder characterized by a typical karyotype of 47, XXY, accompanied by a rare mosaic form of 47, XXY, and 48, XXXY, associated with various neurological manifestations.

In a startling revelation, researchers have reported the demise of a 72-year-old man in Amsterdam following an unprecedented 613-day encounter with COVID-19.

Aarskog syndrome also recognized as Aarskog-Scott Syndrome, Facio-digital-genital Syndrome, or Faciogenital Dysplasia, is a rare genetic disorder linked to the X chromosome, primarily affecting males.

Amy Rothfuss’s 11-year-old son, referred to by his mother as Heratio (withheld his last name), suffers from fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). This condition entails brain damage incurred during fetal development due to prenatal alcohol exposure.

Alkaptonuria is a rare genetic condition characterized by an overproduction of homogentisic acid, which accumulate pigment polymers throughout the body.

Is it possible to get drunk without really drinking? Mark Mongiardo, a former New Jersey resident, confirmed this. Mongiardo suffers from Auto-Brewery Syndrome (ABS), a rare condition where the body produces alcohol.

After years of struggling to breathe through his right nostril, a 38-year-old man discovered the unexpected cause—a stray tooth—during his visit to clinicians at a Mount Sinai ear, nose, and throat clinic.