3 chapters across the catalog
Vaccine Distribution Trends, Adverse Reaction Anecdotes
Reports from producers indicate that pharmacies are now struggling to give away vaccine doses as demand drops. Additionally, a producer shared a story of a severe blood sugar spike in a 70-year-old woman following her second shot, while another noted an EMT developing diabetes post-vaccination.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the Easter Sunday episode by discussing the religious origins of the holiday, including the symbolism of painted eggs representing the blood of Christ. One host recounts a childhood anecdote about being raised in the Unitarian Church in the Netherlands and attending a sunrise service where Cat Stevens' "Morning Has Broken" was played. The discussion includes a description of decorative hollow sugar eggs featuring elaborate internal scenes.
Onglyza Diabetes Medication and Doctor Communication
Advertisements for the diabetes drug Onglyza urge patients to ask their doctors about the medication to control blood sugar spikes. The hosts mock the ad's suggestion that patients should inform their doctors about risks like ketoacidosis, arguing that a doctor should already be aware of such conditions. The commercial also warns of potential kidney problems and allergic reactions.
