Sawbones: Tylenol

Sawbones: Tylenol

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Sawbones: Measles 2026

It's been a decade since Sawbones last talked about measles, and we don't often check in with an update unless . . . well, something comes up in the news. Dr. Sydnee talks about how the vaccine for measles was developed, the unfortunate backlash that has been going on against it ...  Show more

Sawbones: Would a Healing Vape be More Efficient Than a Healing Potion?

The snow’s piling up outside so we’re cozying down with another batch of listener medical questions! Can I take all my antibiotics at once? If my twin has an allergy, do I have it too? Are prenatal vitamins good for people who do not want to get pregnant? And can air literally ge ...  Show more

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