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Thai Surgeon Studies Medical Superstition Related to KFC

A surgeon in Bangkok, Dr. Thanat Tantinam, has conducted a study on a medical superstition related to KFC. The research focuses on the beliefs surrounding KFC's impact on health in Thailand.

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A surgeon in Bangkok, Dr. Thanat Tantinam, has conducted a study on a medical superstition related to KFC. The research focuses on the beliefs surrounding KFC's impact on health in Thailand.

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Why Doctors in Thailand Fear KFC

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Thai Surgeon Studies Medical Superstition Related to KFC