💓 Sinus of Valsalva aneurysm (SOVA) is rare but dangerous if ruptured. 📌 Case series of 3 patients: CT enabled early diagnosis Surgical repair led to full recovery No postop complications, restored heart function 👉 Timely imaging + surgery = lifesaving outcomes. Read more

🚨 1 in 3 young adults skip the dentist—and it’s not just about cavities. 🔗bioengineer.org/1-in-3-young-a… Tufts researchers found cost, lack of insurance, housing instability & mental health struggles keep millions from care. Ignored oral health fuels systemic disease, ER visits &

👶 A 7-year-old girl presented with passage of stool & gas through the vaginal opening. 📸 X-ray, US & MRI confirmed congenital rectovestibular fistula — a rare anorectal malformation. 👉 Lesson: Radiology is key for diagnosis & guiding surgery. 🔗 Read more here:

Harvard just built an AI model that can reverse disease at the cellular level. PDGrapher maps the whole gene networks, finds the best drug targets, and does it 25x FASTER.  We are changing medicine forever - and soon FREE.

🚨 Severe hematemesis in infants isn’t always obvious in cause. Case report: 2 babies with eosinophilic gastritis linked to cow’s milk allergy. 🔎 Diagnosis: gastroscopy + biopsy ✅ Recovery: switch to hydrolyzed milk 👉 Early gastroscopy can be life-saving. 🔗

Today is #WorldHeartDay! ❤️ For 25 years, we have come together on 29 September to make heart health a global priority. This year, we tell the world #DontMissABeat: every heartbeat counts, and our mission remains as urgent as ever. Join us: worldheartday.org

❤️ This #WorldHeartDay, let’s make each beat count. 🫀 Take a moment to pause—check your pressure, move your body, eat clean, and listen to your heart’s whispers. 🔁Join World Heart Federation mission "“Don’t Miss a Beat” —to make every heartbeat count, with better heart health and

The Myth of the Human Brain buff.ly/NRVtF7R The cerebrum, especially the cerebral cortex, has long been thought to be the important part of our brain. However, the cerebrum contains less than 20 percent of the neurons in our brain. Eighty percent of our brain cells are

🧬 Extremely rare yet deadly: Parathyroid carcinoma often hides behind symptoms of benign disease, delaying diagnosis. 📊 A 10-year study from Oman reports just 4 cases—all with severe hypercalcemia & sky-high PTH (1 case >80× ULN). Surgery saved lives, no recurrences in 2+

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Wilkie’s Syndrome may be rare—but deadly if missed. ⚠️ When the aorto-mesenteric angle narrows, it can compress the duodenum, blocking digestion and risking fatal complications. Early CT or MRI angiography can save lives through timely surgery. Read more here:

A rare autoimmune puzzle 🧩 A 26-year-old woman diagnosed with both Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) and Morphea—two distinct but overlapping immune disorders. This case highlights how complex and intertwined autoimmune diseases can be, demanding early, multidisciplinary

Every year, 5,000+ women in Pakistan are diagnosed with cervical cancer — 3,000 die, mostly preventable. The #HPV vaccine can cut this risk by 90%.💉 Reaching 72% coverage in the first phase is progress, not victory. We owe our girls full protection — health is their right,

Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia often hides in plain sight — chronic sinusitis, recurrent infections, neonatal distress. This case adds a new FOXJ1 mutation to the map, reminding us: clinical suspicion still opens the door to genetic answers. Early diagnosis = better lungs, better

This #WorldMentalHealthMonth 🧠💚 Lets talk about it... 1 in 8 people worldwide live with a mental disorder, yet most never receive care. Early support, empathy, and access can save lives. Let’s make mental well-being a daily priority, not a yearly conversation. 💚

Adrenal malignancies are rare but often silent until advanced. A decade-long study from Oman (2014–2023) found just 15 cases, mostly women (M:F = 1:2.7), mean age 52 years. Over half showed hormonal overactivity. Early imaging & molecular insights are key to better outcomes.

Recurrent acute poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis (APSGN) is exceptionally rare. A 6-year-old boy developed two episodes after respiratory infections, both resolving without treatment. Even mild recovery isn’t the end—long-term renal follow-up is essential. Read more here:

A rare case of Scedosporium infection in an immunocompetent patient. This report highlights why unusual fungal pathogens should be considered even in healthy hosts presenting with cavitary pneumonia. Bilateral multilobar cavitary pneumonia in an immunocompetent host 🔗

A rare case of thrombophagocytosis in a neonate without infection. Delayed sample analysis caused falsely low platelet counts—risking misdiagnosis. EDTA artifacts can deceive even the best analyzers. Always trust your peripheral smear. 🔗ejmcr.com/articles/10.24… #Pathology