Vampires and Porphyria
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We all love movies and they're a great escape from reality. More often than not, we find ourselves rooting for the "good guys"...but sometimes there are villains who capture our attention as well.  There is no greater example of a villain (captivating the main-stage, Hollywood and audiences world-wide) than Dracula!  In this episode, we'll be discussing how the mythology of vampires is actually rooted in medicine. It can be traced back to hundreds of years of misunderstandings, cultural and religious beliefs, and most importantly, a fear of an unknown disease: Porphyria. 

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