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10 bizarre medical case reports from 2022
From "crawling" rashes to exploding bladders, here's 10 unusual medical cases that recently caught our eyes.
In a 1st, baby's heart defect successfully treated with injected stem cells
Doctors treated a baby's heart defect with donated stem cells.
Dangerous strep infection surging in the UK may be spreading in US
Federal health officials are investigating a potential uptick in dangerous strep infections in U.S. children.
Céline Dion's muscle spasms caused by rare disorder: What is stiff-person syndrome?
Singer Céline Dion was recently diagnosed with a rare disorder that causes severe muscle spasms.
This year's flu shots are a 'very good match' to circulating strains, health officials say
This year's flu shots match the circulating strains well, early data show.
Woman who spontaneously vomited up to 30 times a day likely had rogue antibodies
A woman's unusual vomiting episodes may be linked to an autoimmune disorder.
Cannabis is no better than a placebo for treating pain, 20 studies show
Cannabis is one of the most widely used drugs in the world. While there are only a few countries where cannabis is legal for recreational use, many more countries have legalized the use of cannabis for medical reasons.
FDA approved a 1st-of-its-kind treatment made from human poop. What does it do?
The treatment Rebyota contains gut bacteria and is approved to prevent a dangerous bacterial infection.
