Baby in India born with two faces; believed to be a Hindu god
Posted in Family, International, Parenting, People in the news, Science, Technology, children, health, media, religion, women, tagged ABC News, birth defect, Brigdal Nagar, CAT Scan, deformity, doctor, facial duplication, facial plastic surgery, four arms, four legs, Ganesh, God's will, goddess, Henry Kawamoto, Hindu god, India, interview, Lakshmi Tatma, Los Angeles, MRI, newborn, parasitic twin, physician, prognosis, reincarnation, Saini, surgery, two face, two face baby, Vinod Singh on April 1, 2008 | 9 Comments »
I was surprised to read a story about a newborn baby in India, born with two complete faces; she has four eyes, two noses, and two mouths, but each face is normal in and of itself, and is not otherwise deformed. The child does not yet have a name, as she is only two [...]
