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Casper Star-Tribune: Stephen Noffsinger, professor at the School of Medicine and adjunct professor at the School of Law, discussed the hallmarks of dissociative identity disorder and how it’s used in ...

It may not always be outright stated, but Marvel Studios has a history of (quietly) representing disability with their movie characters. From Tony Stark's chest prosthetic and Steve Rogers's intial ...