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The lowest recorded body temperature with a full recovery was 56.6 degrees Fahrenheit, (13.7 degrees centigrade). This was the temperature of Anna Bagenholm, a three year old girl, who was locked out of her house by her big brother near Hudson Bay, Canada

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