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> Is it not a rare disease? We don't know. Possibly. > It has been recorded around 100 times worldwide, and is notable enough to publish a paper when it is ob
by tpoacher 2y ago
> Is it not a rare disease?
We don't know. Possibly.
> It has been recorded around 100 times worldwide, and is notable enough to publish a paper when it is observed.
Indeed. Had it been recorded more often, it wouldn't be as notable.
> It is probably more common than diagnosed, but still incredibly rare!
Hence rarely diagnosed. :)
- s1artibartfast 2y agoNonsense. It could be 1,000X more common and still be considered a very rare disease. It is safe to say it is rare. A disease is considered "rare" in the US if less than 200k people have it. If there 200k Americans suffering from spontaneous drunkenness, we would know it.