Join Doctor Bill and Deb as they delve into the fascinating world of vampires, exploring both the myth and the medical conditions that may have inspired these legendary creatures. The episode highlights how certain diseases, like porphyria, can lead to symptoms that resemble the traits of vampires, such as sensitivity to sunlight and the consumption of blood for relief. The discussion extends to historical cases of vampire hysteria, particularly in New England, where individuals like Mercy Brown were exhumed and accused of vampirism during tuberculosis outbreaks. Bill and Deb examine the cultural evolution of the vampire myth, tracing its roots from ancient folklore through to modern interpretations in popular media. With a blend of intrigue and critical analysis, the hosts encourage listeners to consider the thin line between myth and reality in the realm of the supernatural.

Well, hello there and welcome to this week’s episode…Where we’re going to talk about vampires and also tell you about a real disease that can cause skin to burn in the sun and yes drinking human blood relieves the symptoms…

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