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The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed a needed face transplant for a New Hampshire woman. Carmen Tarleton hopes to become the first person in the U.S. to receive a second full face transplant. She was attacked 13 years ago by her ex-husband, who beat her with a bat before dousing her with lye.She forgave him and, seven years later, received a new face. But it’s now
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