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5 Jan, 2013
In the late 19th century in Paris, French neurologist Jules Cotard described a patient under the pseudonym Mademoiselle X, who claimed her organs had died. As she denied increasing numbers of her body parts, she...
2 Jan, 2013
The Atkins Community is giving away what they call the Quick-Start Kit and 3 Atkins Bars as a campaign to raise awareness and market their products. You can get the free bars by signing up...
30 Dec, 2012
v The medical term is sirenomelia, undoubtedly sharing some linguistic root with sirens from Greek epic poems. Sirenomelia, also informally dubbed “Mermaid Syndrome,” is a rare birth defect that fuses human legs together, creating...
The key is to engineer a virus similar to rabies that attacks the olfactory nerve, inducing “zombified” behavior leaving other areas of the brain unharmed. Following the nerves back reaches the ventromedial hypothalamus, amygdala,...
28 Dec, 2012
Legends and mythology have basis in fact, and in this case the facts aren’t far off. There are over 200 cases of subjects who blister and burn in direct sunlight and present with fangs....
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