<p>In 1980, flight attendants began apparently sweating blood on flights between New York and Florida. The CDC investigated. The explanation was not what anyone expected. Also featuring blue sweat, pink sweat, and the only diagnostic dilemma ever solved by a dermatologist ringing a snack-food manufacturer.</p>

In 1980, flight attendants began apparently sweating blood on flights between New York and Florida. The CDC investigated. The explanation was not what anyone expected. Also featuring blue sweat, pink sweat, and the only diagnostic dilemma ever solved by a dermatologist ringing a snack-food manufacturer.

When Flight Attendants Started Sweating Blood

Neurologist Dr Sarah Holper explores the human body's strangest features, flaws, and quirks. Using medicine, biology, history, and curious case studies, she explains why our bodies behave the way they do. From sweating blood to voice transplants, each episode examines a curious corner of human anatomy.

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When Flight Attendants Started Sweating Blood

When Flight Attendants Started Sweating Blood