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Dr. James Talmadge reacts to Marvel's Doctor Strange and the accuracy of the medical procedures featured in the hit 2016 movie, as well as his thoughts on the upcoming sequel, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Dr. Talmadge is an anesthesiologist at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. He will break down Doctor Strange's surgery scenes, explain how factually accurate Strange's medical condition is after that horrific car crash, and can our knowledge of medical science prepare us for trips through the multiverse? He also has an unhealthy relationship with bad coffee.
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