A sample of the bugs which came out of the woman’s nose (Picture: Ilias P. Kioulos, Emmanouil Kokkas, and Evangelia-Theophano Piperak et al/Cover Media) Look away now if you’re squeamish. A Greek ...

In a rare medical case, a 58-year-old woman in Greece sneezed out nearly one-inch-long worms from her nose, leaving doctors shocked. This incident, documented in the April 2026 issue of the journal ...

A woman in Greece was infected with a sheep bot fly parasite. Achoo fly? One Greek woman’s close encounter with a family of sheep bot flies is nothing to sneeze at. It all started next to a field of ...

The 58-year-old woman was working in a field near grazing sheep when sheep bot flies swarmed her face CDC A woman in Greece sneezed out maggots weeks after flies swarmed her face while she worked ...

A woman sneezed out maggots after flies swarmed her face while she was working outdoors, and laid eggs in her deviated septum. A 58-year-old woman was working in a field last September on a Greek ...

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Just in case you needed new material for your nightmares, here’s this real-life case report of a woman in Greece who literally sneezed out maggots. Doctors documented the spine-chilling sneeze this ...

A 58-year-old woman in Greece appears to hold the record for growing a parasitic sheep bot fly in her nose the longest, almost creating a snot rocket that could literally fly. Usually, when the sheep ...

The Mexican director follows last year's 'Olmo' with a film that plays to all his gentle strengths, premiering in competition at the Berlinale. Premiering in competition at the Berlin Film Festival — ...

Feb 15 (Reuters) - Peter Steinberger, the founder of OpenClaw, is joining OpenAI, and the open-source bot is becoming a foundation, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on Sunday. "Peter Steinberger is joining ...