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  • Biotherapy involves the use of living animals or insects for medical treatment or to help with medical diagnosis. This has always been a controversial area of medicine; it was popular in medieval and early modern Europe, and is still used in some instances. [Source: Encyclopedia of Global Health; Biotherapy]

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