Self-experimentation in medicine refers to the practice where individuals, often researchers or physicians, conduct experiments on themselves to test a hypothesis, evaluate the effects of a treatment, or gain insights into a medical condition or intervention. This approach can involve administering drugs, observing health effects, or implementing lifestyle changes, and then carefully documenting the outcomes. Self-experimentation has a historical precedent and has led to significant medical discoveries.
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