We're Jabbing

Episode 5 of the Who's Tom & Dick podcast, hosted by Patrick Mortimer & Martin Weavers, titled "We're Jabbing" was published on October 27, 2023 and runs 33 minutes.

October 27, 2023 ·33m · Who's Tom & Dick

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Send us Fan Mail Another week has passed, Martin & Patrick have been away, listen to how they prepare and enjoy their trip whilst dealing with Cancer and Heart Disease. It's that time of year when nasty bugs are flying around and our immune systems need a little help, time to have your Flu and COVID jabs, we discuss these. Preparing for Holiday what to do and what to know when traveling with illness. Pets, are they a help to Patients, can they detect illness? There's time this week fo...

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Send us Fan Mail

Another week has passed, Martin & Patrick have been away, listen to how they prepare and enjoy their trip whilst dealing with Cancer and Heart Disease.

It's that time of year when nasty bugs are flying around and our immune systems need a little help, time to have your Flu and COVID jabs, we discuss these.

Preparing for Holiday what to do and what to know when traveling with illness.

Pets, are they a help to Patients, can they detect illness?

There's time this week for "Martins Joke of the Week"

Dr500, is new, it's online but what is it and is it any good, tune in to find out.

Check out our website at www.whostomanddick.com

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