Australian Man’s Brain Mysteriously Swaps Hot and Cold Sensations, Doctors Stunned

A 22-year-old Australian man’s brain swaps hot and cold sensations, leaving doctors baffled by his unusual condition. This rare disorder means touching ice feels burning hot, and a warm mug chills him to the bone—climate control just got a lot more complicated.
Despite Aidan McManus’s diagnosis of axonal peripheral neuropathy, his plea for National Disability Insurance Scheme support was denied, sparking fresh debate on Australia’s disability benefits system. His story now fuels viral discussions on rare neurological disorders worldwide.