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the views of our employers. Enjoy the show. Welcome back clinical problem solvers to another episode of this based learning series.

I am one of your hosts, Mukun, a medical student from California.

It's very exciting to be back with my two brilliant co-hosts, Jazz and Valet.

How are you both? How are you, Jess?

I'm doing great. Thanks for asking, Makund. I've had a busy week at the hospital, but I can't complain overall.

And I'm getting excited for my upcoming trip to Peru.

And I'm excited to discuss the case that Valley has for us.

Also, I'm just very grateful that I didn't get fired from telling that jazz joke in the last episode.

Valley, how are you doing?

I'm great. Thank you for asking.

I'm very happy to see you both again and discuss this case.

Just to say that it's a very great case. I'm very excited to, you know, honor really to be joined by these two people that are so brilliant.

So get ready for a lot of learning. On a little life update, I'm deep in a step two dedicated.

So rescue me, please.

But then I'm running my first marathon, my first full marathon, this upcoming Sunday.

So I'm very scared.

But yeah, bring all your best wishes and hopefully I make it through the finish line.

You're going to do great ballet. Yeah, that is truly impressive. I don't think that I can say anything as exciting as I'm running a marathon, but I am a big fish tank enthusiast and I recently

got my first fish for this planted tank I've been curating for the last half a year or so.

One of them, sadly, is suffering from some swim bladder issues,

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