Snail Slime & Herpes
The discussion dives into the peculiar world of snail slime, raising questions about its collection and potential uses. A surprising connection to Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" is made, highlighting a mention of herpes in Mercutio's speech. The conversation then shifts to the historical understanding of herpes, revealing that significant insights into its strains only emerged with advancements in microscopy and virology in the 1700s.In this clip
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Ep 57 Herpes: Stop the STIgma
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