Scientists discover why a rare syndrome is giving people diseases linked to another group of genetic disorders
Zellweger syndrome is a rare disease which at its mildest form can cause developmental delays in childhood and vision and […]
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Man with ‘Alice in Wonderland syndrome’ sees computer icons leap out
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Restless legs syndrome brain stimulation study supports motor cortex ‘excitability’ as a cause