From a woman who believed she was dead to patients suddenly speaking with foreign accents, some real medical cases remain so unusual that experts still struggle to understand.

25 stories of genuinely smart people who somehow believe in the most ridiculous stuff, shared by folks online.

Chemotherapy-induced hand-foot syndrome (HFS) is a dose-limiting dermatological toxicity characterised by erythema, swelling, dysaesthesia and pain of the palms and soles. It arises most commonly with ...

"This 79 year cover-up of the truth has to end!" Yes! Whoa! Surprise, surprise – there really are aliens in the new Spielberg movie! Universal has debuted a new 30-second promo spot for Steven ...

While we basically inhabit our bodies every second of our lives, like a house with a hidden room or a safe behind the drywall, it still manages to surprise us from time to time. For example, bones can ...

FIRST ON FOX: A Mexican national illegal alien accused of randomly setting a New York City apartment building on fire that killed four people and injured seven others, could be released back onto the ...

“Main character syndrome” is not a real medical condition, but a way of describing someone who behaves as if others are merely side characters in their story. The concept overlaps with traits of ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Hand-foot syndrome is a painful adverse event from chemotherapy, particularly capecitabine. Data show an ...