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<p class="wp-block-paragraph">The SARS CoV-2 variants cropping up around the world are more transmissible, but how? More spike proteins is one factor. But what if it takes longer from exposure to notice symptoms, or if one becomes infectious more quickly after exposure?</p>

The SARS CoV-2 variants cropping up around the world are more transmissible, but how? More spike proteins is one factor. But what if it takes longer from exposure to notice symptoms, or if one becomes infectious more quickly after exposure?





<p>The SARS CoV-2 variants cropping up around the world are more transmissible, but how? More spike proteins is one factor. But what if it takes longer from exposure to notice symptoms, or if one becomes infectious more quickly after exposure?</p>

Ep. 5: The Variants

Emergency medicine physician Dr. Joe Fraiman digs into controversial and under-discussed topics in the field of medicine, and freelance writer Dan Glass tries to understand what he's talking about. Together, Joe (New Orleans) and Dan (New York) discuss how science and human behavior combine to create our current medical reality, and explore ideas for fixing what's broken in American health care.

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Ep. 5: The Variants

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