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Woman born with no brain turns 20 in medical 'miracle' -- told she'd never make it to 5
A "miracle" Nebraska woman born without a brain defied the odds as her family marked her 20th birthday -- decades after parents were told she'd never make it to 5,...
My infant son died of a rare disorder — I wish his doctors had run this cheap test sooner
"It was a very big wake-up call," Jordan Kruse told The Post. "Life was structured a lot differently than what we expected it to look like going home with our...
Dozens of blind people can see thanks to revolutionary new microchip: 'Never been done before'
"Before receiving the implant, it was like having two black discs in my eyes, with the outside distorted," said Sheila Irvine, one of the participants at Moorfields Eye Hospital in...
I was 35 weeks pregnant when I felt a 'pop' — scary health condition that required emergency double surgery
One young woman is sharing the terrifying symptom that led to emergency double surgery during her third trimester.
Hope for sufferers of devastating brain disease as new treatment has 75% success rate
About 42,000 Americans are battling the disease, while another 200,000 are at risk of inheriting it.
'Star Trek' icon William Shatner rushed to hospital after suffering medical emergency at LA home
The actor, best known for his role as Captain James T. Kirk on "Star Trek," experienced a medical emergency on Wednesday afternoon.
Silent disease could be a ticking time bomb for your legs — beware these red flags
People "may mistake symptoms like leg fatigue or discomfort for normal signs of aging," Jennifer Jones-McMeans, divisional vice president of global clinical affairs for Abbott's vascular business, told The Post.
Which painkillers are actually safe during pregnancy, according to doctors — after new Tylenol-autism report
After President Trump's Monday announcement, pregnant women were left wondering what they should take if they feel ill.
Our baby was totally healthy until 8 months — now he'll likely die by age 10 due to a rare disorder even his neurologist had never heard of
“I was having dreams of planning his funeral,” Kelsey Drury told The Post.
What is 'geographic tongue'? All about 'SNL' star Kate McKinnon's 'gross' condition
Map got your tongue?
Tumor the size of a chicken egg found in man's scrotum — due to rare condition usually found in vaginas
Get a load of this hard-boiled horror.
This common mistake can mess with your body's natural Ozempic hormones — and up your odds of getting diabetes
Medications like Ozempic mimic the GLP-1 hormone, so the user feels fuller for longer and doesn't crave food as often.
'No burp syndrome' made me croak like a toad when kissing guys — and a surprising treatment helps me belch my blues away
"I just remember that was, like, really weird," Isabelle Zeidner, 23, told The Post. "I started noticing that in fifth grade, and it lasted all the way through high school."
'Valley fever' has spiked 1,200% in California — why more people are getting the disease that can spread to their bones and brain
California is on pace to top last year's record of 12,595 cases.
Evil mom tortured kids to pretend they were sick —almost killing one by draining his blood: 'Nothing short of horrifying'
"Borders' crimes are some of the most heinous and agonizing I have seen," Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said.
My flat chest grew to 34G-cup breasts in a matter of months due to a super rare condition
Only about 300 cases have been documented around the world.
The disease 'Grey's Anatomy' star Camilla Luddington says made her feel 'slothy' — and in need of naps by 11 a.m.
“Grey’s Anatomy” star Camilla Luddington has revealed her very real medical crisis. The actress, 41, revealed on Wednesday’s episode of her “Call It What It Is” podcast that after constantly feeling “slothy”...
Bots like ChatGPT are triggering 'AI psychosis' —even with no history of mental illness
"The consequences can be severe, including involuntary psychiatric holds, fractured relationships and in tragic cases, self-harm or violent acts," Tess Quesenberry, a physician assistant specializing in psychiatry, told The Post.
I went blind after doing cartwheels — here's what I learned after losing my vision
A woman who lost her ability to see after a joyful romp on the beach is opening up about the frightening ordeal.