Head Horns?

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Have you seen this in the news? Horns are caused by compacted keratin and protein build-up. This is rare but can happen to anyone and appear anywhere on the body. The "inion hook" (basically a bump on the back of the head)is seen most often and could be caused by several things such as injuries, fatty growths, cysts, inflamed hair follicles, and bone spurs. These bumps can be hard or soft and can vary in size. One woman reportedly had one of about 4 inches which grew out of her forehead. These growths are usually harmless and can be removed by a doctor if the growth is not cancerous. Ghee! That's a relief, huh? Due to the rise in modern technology, scientists hypothesize that leaning the head forward to stare at screens could cause the tendon and bones at the back of the skull to grow due to the increased load. Your thoughts.