Articles by Suneeta Sunny

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newborn

Baby 'Born Twice' To Mom With Cancer: The Rare Surgery That Saved Their Lives

clinic

Outrage After Measles-Infected Doctor Seen Treating Kids; RFK Jr. Praises Him A 'Healer'

periods

Woman Has Periods For 1,000 Days Straight —Doctors Stumped By Rare Condition

newborn with mother

'Miracle' Baby Born To Woman Without Uterus After Receiving Womb Transplant

weight loss surgery

Woman Left Paralyzed Neck Down From Rare Deficiency After Weight Loss Surgery

RFK Jr. Says Measles Outbreak Is 'Not Unusual' Despite Texas

Second Child Dies Of Measles In Texas; Victim Was Unvaccinated

workout

28-Year-Old 'Workout Queen' Dies Of Heart Attack; Mom Blames One Habit

pet dog

Man Dies From Rare Infection After Dog Licks Wound; Coroner Issues Warning

drinking water

Man Dies From Water Intoxication After Hospital's Hydration Advice Takes A Tragic Turn

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