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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2024 · 12 MIN

FDA Approves FluMist, Rhabdomyolysis Incident, and Ethics in Body Donation Programs

from Morning Medical with Dr. Chow · host Chi-Ming Chow

In this episode, Dr. Chi-Ming Chow begins by introducing the recent FDA approval of FluMist for home use, sharing expert opinions on its implications. He underscores the importance of flu vaccinations in preventing seasonal influenza. The episode delves into the recent rhabdomyolysis incident involving Tufts University lacrosse players, examining its causes and consequences. Dr. Chow explores the role and benefits of cadavers in medical training, addressing ethical concerns and the importance of consent in body donation programs. The episode concludes with final thoughts and a sign-off.

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