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With conjoined twins do each of them have a social security number and must each have a medical insurance policy or is one policy enough?
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Conjoined twins are two individual people, regardless of their medical situation. So it follows that each person would have the same rights and responsibilities as any other person. That includes his or her own social security number.
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