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The Survival Medicine Hour: Nosebleeds, Storms, Mudslides, More

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Tropical storm Erika didn't become a hurricane, but still will dump rain and cause storms throughout Florida and perhaps the gulf states. What do you do when the storms come, and what happens when those storm cause mudslides, like that which killed 20 people on the island of Dominica? Also, Joe Alton, MD,discusses the right way to stop a nosebleed, and some updates on the medical problems still confronting Ebola survivors. All on the latest episode of the Survival Medicine Hour, this time recorded on the road in Atlanta, Georgia!

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The Survival Medicine Hour: Nosebleeds, Storms, Mudslides, More

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