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Testicle Black Market: Myth Debunked—The 1994 NEJM Satire
There is no black market for human testicles. The myth originated from a 1994 New England Journal of Medicine April Fools' satire article humorously claiming testicles were sold for "rejuvenation." The journal later clarified it was parody. No credible evidence exists for any organ trade in testicles.
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