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John Doe
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John Doe
Forensics A name which may be assigned to a male admitted to hospital without identification or an unidentified male decedent
John Doe
A generic name for a nameless ♂, used in clinical and forensic medicine, as a temporary identifier for persons without identification. See Jane Doe.
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