A popular hair-loss drug may be causing babies to suffer 'werewolf syndrome' leaving them blanketed in hair, Spanish health chiefs have warned. Almost a dozen cases have now been reported in ...

As many as 11 children in Europe strangely ended up developing a rare skin disorder called 'hypertrichosis', which is also known as 'werewolf syndrome'. As you may have already guessed ...

There's a hypothesis that somehow the hair-growth genes “turn on” while a baby is still in the womb. The werewolf Syndrome or Hypertrichosis has no cure, and nothing can be done to prevent ...

At least 17 children developed so-called 'werewolf syndrome' in a major medicine mix-up in Spain, the health ministry said on Wednesday. They are suffering from the rare condition known as ...

or 'werewolf syndrome'. This extremely uncommon condition results in abnormal hair growth, either in small patches or across the entire body. While symptoms can develop over time, Lalit was born ...

The Guinness World Records declared that Lalit Patidar, 18, has the world's hairiest face for its male category due to something known as hypertrichosis, or 'werewolf syndrome'. This exceptionally ...

Lalit Patidar has nearly 202 hairs per square centimetre on his face due to a rare condition called hypertrichosis, or “werewolf syndrome”. Despite facing stares from classmates as a child ...

Lalit has lived with a rare condition called hypertrichosis, also known as“Werewolf Syndrome,” since childhood. This condition occurs in one in every billion people and causes abnormal ...

Lalit Patidar earned the male version of the record after living with a rare hair growth condition called hypertrichosis, which is also known as "werewolf syndrome ... told Guinness World Records that ...