Rare Medieval Disease Resurfaces: Woman Diagnosed with Ergotism in 2025
A rare medieval disease known as ergotism, or “Holy Fire,” has made an unexpected return in 2025, affecting a 24-year-old woman who unknowingly consumed ergot-contaminated […]
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