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Paternity (House) which he takes the parents' coffee cups to run DNA tests to decide his bet on Dan's paternity. The tests show that "neither" parent is biologically related to Dan (winning House his bet with Foreman, Wilson and everyone else who wagered on Dan's paternity), and a new idea hits him. He remembers a baby he treated earlier whose mother did not want to vaccinate the child. House thinks that infant Dan caught the basic measles virus from his biological mother (who possibly had never been vaccinated) that had mutated, and remained latent for 16 years. Avoiding a dangerous brain biopsy