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NEW DELHI — Last month, a school teacher in the western Indian city of Pune found her six-year-old son upset about homework."I had erased some words and asked him to write them. I assumed he was angry and that's why he was not holding the pencil properly," she told the Indian Express newspaper.She never imagined his struggle to hold a pencil was the first sign of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), a rare disorder where the immune system attacks nerve cells, causing muscle weakness and paralysis.Within days, the boy was in intensive care, unable to move his arms or legs. As his condition worsened, he lost the ability to swallow, speak, and eventually breathe, requiring ventilator support. He is now recovering.The boy is among around 160 reported cases of GBS since early January...
February 04, 2025
Guillain-Barre syndrome: India faces outbreak of creeping paralysis
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Major highway partly collapses as Australian floods worsen
January 31, 2025
New Zealand mountain gets personhood
January 31, 2025
Tears of joy as five Thai hostages held in Gaza are freed
January 30, 2025
Rescuers race to pull out truck driver stuck in Japan sinkhole for three days
January 30, 2025
At least 30 dead in India after stampede at world's largest festival
January 29, 2025
Multiple people killed in crowd crush at Hindu religious festival in India
January 29, 2025
Australian sect members guilty of causing girl's death
January 29, 2025
Singapore influencer fined over false abduction claim
January 29, 2025
China's DeepSeek AI under 'large-scale malicious attacks'
