FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Cleveland clinic - Caught on Camera

A Woman Passed a Uterus-Shaped Piece of Tissue Without the Hormone Drugs Often Linked to It

A 36-year-old woman shed her uterine lining as one intact, womb-shaped cast, a rare event doctors say happened without any hormone drugs.

Medical Daily · Oct 9

At full term, mother induces labor and births her ‘perfect’ son. Then, between ‘so many tears,’ she says goodbye

“I share this for any mother who walks this journey after me.”

We Got This Covered · Oct 7

A Teen's Narcolepsy Dose Went Up, Then She Began Eating in Her Sleep with No Memory of It

A 15-year-old with narcolepsy began eating in her sleep after a sodium oxybate dose increase. A lower dose and safety steps ended it.

Medical Daily · Oct 7

Nearly Every Broken Thighbone Sends Fat into the Blood, but Weight May Help Decide Who Gets Sick

Fat enters the blood in most thighbone fractures but rarely causes illness. A finger-injury case adds to the evidence that obesity raises the risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 29

AbbVie's Once-Daily Parkinson's Pill Juvmo Wins FDA Approval, with Nausea, Dizziness, and Headache Common in Trials

The FDA approved Juvmo (tavapadon), AbbVie's once-daily Parkinson's pill. Here's how it works, which side effects trials found, and what to ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 28

Cleveland Clinic Swab Program Found 34 Newborns with CMV, a Virus That Newborn Hearing Tests Can Miss

A Cleveland Clinic program screened nearly 7,500 newborns and found 34 with congenital CMV. Here is what parents can ask before discharge.

Medical Daily · Sep 22

Black Stool Looked Like a Dangerous Bleed, but Doctors Traced It to Four Packets of Chocolate Sandwich Cookies

A man's black, tarry colostomy output looked like internal bleeding. Doctors traced it to chocolate cookies, then proved it with a rerun.

Medical Daily · Sep 21

A Toddler's Slow-Growing Eyelid Lump Turned Out to Be a Tumor Reported in Only Two Children Before Her

An 18-month-old's slow-growing eyelid lump was a conjunctival stromal tumor, making her the youngest of just three children reported with it.

Medical Daily · Sep 15

It might feel slow but getting out into world and feeling almost normal is progress

It might feel slow but getting out into world and feeling almost normal is progress

The National (Scotland) · Sep 12

The recommended health screenings at every age: explained

Some 90 percent of Americans aren’t keeping up with screenings, according to a 2025 poll

The Independent UK · Sep 5