Dr. Eric Wilke on Survival Medicine – Friday Flashbacks – Epi-40
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In this episode from 2011 I was joined by Dr. Eric Wilke a residency trained emergency medicine physician in practice for 12+ years. He also direct the local fire department and the tactical medics for the SWAT team in his area. Dr. Eric Wilke joined us to discuss survival medicine, prepping for medical emergencies, maintaining our health, nuclear dangers and more.
Today’s episode of Friday Flashbacks was originally and was originally Episode-685- Dr. Eric Wilke on Survival Medicine recorded on 6-15-11.
The show notes for the original episode with all relevant resources can be found here.
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