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Antibiotic resistance awareness

on November 18, 2016

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Nigerian medical students are awesome and doing a great job raising awareness of antibiotic resistance 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍🏽👍🏽.

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Nigerian surgeon removes baby from mother's womb, operates on her tumor & returns her back

LynLee Hope who suffered from a tumor know a 'sacrococcygeal teratoma' underwent a crucial operation at 23 weeks and then returned to her mother's womb. She healed and continued to grow until she was born again at 36 weeks. This amazing feat was performed by a surgeon who is nigerian but based in the U.S , Dr Oluyinka Olutoye, and his surgeon partner , Dr. Darrell Cass of Texas Children's Hospital When Margaret Boemer went for a routine ultrasound 16 weeks into her pregnancy with her third child, she found out that things were far from routine. "They saw something on the scan, and the doctor came in and told us that there was something seriously wrong with our baby and that she had a sacrococcygeal teratoma," the Plano, Texas, mom said in an interview shared by Texas Children's Hospital. "And it was very shocking and scary, because we didn't know what that long word meant or what diagnosis that would bring," Sacrococcygeal teratom

Woman With Four legs

The woman in the picture is Ashley Braistle and she was born with more than 4 limbs: a condition known as POLYMELIA. Another person in history with a similar condition was Myrtle Corbin. Myrtle Corbin, was known as the four legged woman - However, that Moniker was slightly misleading. While at a glance one could see four legs dangling beyond the hem of her dress only one pair actually belonged to her.

Yay! Another Vlog

To my dear readers, thanks for checking my blog regularly and I have to apologize for not blogging yesterday. I was working on my YouTube video and was really tired (Please watch the video below). But I'd really like to thank you for your patience and the precious time you spend on my blog. Bear hugs! X

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