Episode 28: Podcast 2.0
OK, I'm back. Took a while, I know. But hopefully the wait's been worth it.Here we go again.
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In which a young surgeon-in-training reflects on things that happen to him, and perhaps others do as well. And the questions of children and curious adults are answered, too!
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