Medical literature is full of stories of people who have operated on themselves. Surprisingly, some lived to tell the tale.
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A woman developed sepsis after she was licked by her pet greyhound.
Body identity integrity disorder is a strange and very distressing condition. A shift towards treating it as a neuroscientific problem could be the key to a cure.
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