Hey listeners, you're about to hear a curbsiders classic episode. If you heard it the first time,

listen again for that space learning. But if you haven't heard it yet, then you are in for a treat.

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Hey listeners, sadly, Paul and I were not around for this episode, but you have two great

guest hosts, doctors Leah Witt and Molly Hoybline, fantastic curbsiders, who you've known for many

years now, and they do a great job.

Their guest on this episode on Upper Respiratory Infections is Dr. Amber Bird, and now I would

like to attempt a terrible pun. So just pretend Paul's here and that he is nauseated by how bad this

is. So I called work this morning and whispered, sorry, boss, I can't come in today. I have

a wee cough. He exclaimed, you have a week off? I said, really? Thanks, boss. I'll see you

next week. Yeah, you know, we cough. Okay. Enjoy the show.

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