Spanish infants are developing “werewolf syndrome” due to their parents taking a popular over-the-counter hair-loss remedy — with nearly one dozen cases since last year, according to a new report.

A boy looks like a werewolf with hair covering his face and body due to one-in-a-billion medical condition - which his mother believes was caused by her eating a cat while pregnant. Two-year-old Jaren ...

TUCSON, Ariz. — Many have been baffled, some have been frightened, but there's a reasonable explanation behind the strange cases affecting more than 15 children in Spain. The Spanish Agency of ...

A file photo of Lalit Patidar, a schoolboy from India, who suffers from Werewolf Syndrome. Spanish health authorities have issued an alert after more than a dozen children developed the rare condition ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. More than a dozen babies in Spain have been ...

A mother has revealed her fears that her son's 'werewolf syndrome' condition was caused by her eating a cat during pregnancy as she attempted to satisfy her cravings. Jaren Gamongan, two, from Apayao ...

Werewolf syndrome is a colloquial term attached to ancient legends that mention the growth of hair by men at the appearance of the new moon. Scientifically, it is referred to as Hypertrichosis, which ...

Parents in Spain were recently shocked to see that their babies were growing furry facial hair — resulting from a botched medication mixture, they later learned. The remedy they thought would treat ...

A number of Spanish children have continued to develop “werewolf syndrome” after a pharmaceutical company mixed up its packaging. Farma-Química Sur claimed to have mislabeled topical minoxidil—a ...

He’s lived a hair-raising life. An Indian teen is opening up about being bullied his entire life due to a rare condition that caused him to sprout “werewolf” fur all over his body. “When I was young, ...