Have a craving for human brains this Halloween? We don't suggest eating them.
Throughout history, people have attributed scary looking and unfamiliar illnesses to dark forces, including witches and demons.
People are generally aware of the most common causes of hallucinations, like schizophrenia and a really high fever. But lesser known are the more rare causes; here are six you probably haven't heard about.
Weird Medicine Stories
Your skin can hold in all your bodily fluids essentially because it is a math genius.
Poop transplants involve taking feces from one individual and transplanting them into the digestive tract of another, and doctors believe they may transform medicine.
When an arm or leg is cut off in an accident, surgeons may reattach the limb where it was severed, or they may sew it on someplace else entirely.
Scientists reveal their theory on why humans do not have a penis bone.
Researchers examined data on 6,909 men and women of European-American descent to determine who can and can't smell asparagus pee.
Want to know first-hand what it looks like to perform surgery? This doctor shared a hernia repair operation via Snapchat using wearable Spectacles.
We have an idea how humans are going to evolve in the future, and it’s not necessarily natural.
Worried that headgear might make you go bald? Check out this video for the answer.
A dating app for sperm donors, a penis that was twice bitten, and a 70-year-old first-time mom — these just scratch the surface of the most bizarre medical stories of 2016.
How do cocaine and marijuana affect the brain's perception of time? Scientists turned to rats for an answer.
Our knees have caps on them but not our elbows, even though our arms and legs are similarly designed in just about every other way.
Cryogenic freezing sounds like science fiction, but we’re getting closer and closer to waking up the frozen dead.