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Hey listeners, we're going to get right to this Curbsiders classic episode with Dr. David

Newman-Toker, MD-PhD.

He is the director of the Division of Neuro Visual and Vistibular Disorders in the Department

of Neurology and the Professor of Neurology at Johns Hopkins University.

He is an expert in dizziness and vertigo.

This is one of my all-time favorite Curbsiders episodes because it covered a topic that gave

me so much anxiety.

It's an early Curbsiders episodes.

You'll hear my co-hosts, Dr. Stewart Kent, Brigham, Paul Nelson Williams, and Dr. Cyrus

Askin producing his first ever Curbsiders episode.

So without further ado, let's get right into vertigo and dizziness.

I was thinking about starting with a case here, Dr. Newman-Toker, or you said we could call

you David for this.

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