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The Welcome everybody to another episode of Dr. Matt and Dr. Mark's medical podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Mark Todorovich, joined as always by my very excited co-partpartner, Dr Matthew Barton.

How are you, Maddie?

Despite all the warnings, I put all my eggs in one basket.

It made the grocery shopping so much easier.

Very good.

Very good.

They're getting worse.

I think I say that each week.

They're getting far worse. I don't even know if that was a joke, just more so your to-do list. That was pretty bad. Maddie today we are talking. Now, you might hear my voice is still a bit horrendous. Yeah, why is that? Why is that, Michael? Well, I'm on week three of laryngitis, which is enjoyable. So, uh, try not to overextend myself, which is difficult because I get very excited talking about this stuff. So I'm going to try and keep my voice as low as possible. And hopefully everyone can hear me. And my, uh, my croaky voice isn't annoying. So, Maddie, we're going to talk about beta blockers today.

So these are... We've got some exciting news first. We've got some...

Our book is officially released. Oh, that's a good point. It is. Yes. So it was released. What

was it? 28th. The 28th of October. Tuesday this week. Only a few days ago. So for those of you listening to this podcast in the future, which is... Tuesday, this week. Only a few days ago.

So for those of you listening to this podcast in the future, which will be all of you,

yeah, it's been out about a week from recording. It's doing well, selling on Amazon and Big W and every good book retailer.

So if you haven't bought the book, go into the description and press the link.

So you were in Big W this morning and you had a look and you saw it in the romance section for some

reason. I did. Well, they must have seen my name. Well, they must have Googled both of us and just

seen images of us online.

It doesn't help the cover, you know, it's got us to embrace it.

That's true.

Yeah, that's a good point.

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