Bubble Hobble

We Have Concerns

Anthony Carboni/Jeff Cannata

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4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 June 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

Scientists have healed severe bone fractures in pigs by blasting tiny bubbles with ultrasound in the animals’ bones. The technique encourages the pigs’ bodies to regenerate themselves, and could one day be used to help humans — especially the elderly — heal dangerous bone injuries. Jeff and Anthony discuss the procedure to understand how it works.

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0:00.0	Jeff, let's say somebody wanted to get early episodes of the show. Is that possible?
0:04.4	It is so possible!
0:05.7	If people wanted to get bonus episodes of the show, is that possible?
0:08.1	We got those too!
0:08.9	If people wanted to get extra stuff, video hangouts with us and other fans of the show, is that possible?
0:14.9	Dude, I'm telling you, all of that and more is possible. All they got to do is support the show.
0:19.8	How do they do that?
0:20.6	Go to patreon.com slash we have concerns, find out all the information you need,
0:25.2	and help us continue to make this show.
0:30.0	I fucking love it. Everybody, watch Twin Peaks.
0:46.1	I guess.
0:47.0	This is way up concerns.
0:48.5	Hi Jeff, get out of here.
0:49.2	Hi, I'm the Descartes Boney.
0:50.2	Hello concerned citizens.
0:52.4	We got us a story about bubbles.
0:55.2	Oh!
0:56.3	Tiny bubbles.
0:59.1	This was sent in to us by Dorken Shire on the old subreddit.
1:03.3	We have concerns.reddit.com.
1:06.1	You can also send stories to our Facebook page, which is facebook.com slash groups slash we have
1:13.2	concerns. You did it!
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