Welcome everybody to another episode of Dr Matt and Dr Mike's medical podcast.

I'm your host Dr. Mike Todorovich.

Joined as always by my co-host, Bert Baccarat.

Welcome, Bert.

I was once pickpocketed whilst doing the limbo.

Right.

How could someone stoop that low?

Very good. Very good. I never know what to say in response

to these jokes. Matt, we're doing a Q&A episode. We've got a number of thank yous. We've got a number

of questions. What we're going to do this time is we're going to go through the thank

yous first because we got an email from a university here in Australia

from some students who wanted to ask us a list of questions and we're going to go through

that list.

Shortly?

Very shortly.

Don't call me shortly.

So firstly, got an email here from Kendall Swanson.

Where's Kendall from? Kendall doesn't say, but it does say hi guys. I remember a number of years ago I asked if you could put together a segment on the physiological effects of a bite from a snake like a brown or tiger. I assume they're Australian. It's Californian, I think. But get going. Oh, really? Yeah. Oh, yes. No, you're

right. Okay, sorry. You interrupted. I can tell by the accent. Did you ever get a chance to put one

together and did I miss it? I'm actually a retired autopsy technician in Northern California. Is that a

good accent? We have rattlesnakes here, but nothing approaching the seriousness of some of your

snakes. Rattlesnakes are pretty rough nothing approaching the seriousness of some of your snakes.

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