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You know, Paul, I was helping my son with his math homework tonight, and I realized something.

The difference between a numerator and a denominator is a short line, but only a fraction of people will understand that.

So just that peek behind the curtain to our listeners, we spend a good amount of time trying to find a pun before actually starting the show.

And that was the one that Matt opted for.

All right.

One last one.

Actually, I can't remember which ones I've done and which ones I haven't.

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Welcome back to the curbsiders. I'm Dr. Matthew Frank Wado here with my great friend and America's

primary care physician, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams. Hi, Paul. Hi, Matt. How are you? Happy New Year. This is our

first episode back in 2025. And what a great way to start with returning guests, Dr. Tom DeLorey,

and Paul, we're talking about anemia and specifically iron deficiency anemia,

which is extremely common, but there's a lot to be learned here.

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