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Scientist or serial killer? Our favorite tweets exploring the strange overlap.


Packing your bags full of human forearms. Picking pieces of brain off your face. Luring strangers into your basement to inflict pain. Are these the activities of a serial killer—or a medical researcher? Twitter users are exploring the strange overlap between the two vocations under the hashtag #SerialKillerOrScientist.

Scientists working in a range of disciplines have shared their unusual medical research stories (and perhaps unsurprisingly, paleontologists seem to experience an especially large share of sketchy moments). We've pulled out a few of our favorite tweets from Twitter users in the health sciences:

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