cataract

Do we say, by the Duken Sheva'ayin, we make a Gezerah on the Mumen Sheva'guf, because you're going to come to be Makar Duken Sheva'ayin, which change, and they all change.

The Katarak will all change.

The Duken Sheva'ayin will all change.

From before to after.

You know, I was reading Sherlock Holmes from the late 19th century, and Dr. Watson was talking about a cataract procedure.

I couldn't believe that, that, uh, that, that this, you know, problem has been corrected with surgery for a really long time.

Running a Fever, episode 482, Cataracts.

[upbeat music] Welcome to Running a Fever.

My name is Michael Davis, and this is a show about fitness, diet, and medicine.

You know, we went on tour.

I mean, the Cataracts got to tour with Usher and Akon.

You know, we obviously have been able to do a bunch of festival stuff like, you know, over the past 15 years.

And it's so funny because I do, I love, like all jokes aside, obviously doing like huge venues is like goals.

[laughs]

I've scrubbed in on probably over 1,000 cataract cases, and I, I do think all of this is very, very interesting, and I think giving people their vision back is absolutely fantastic.

And so just be ready for a little bit of geeking today, okay?

Yeah, it's also a subject that we have not really talked about.

... because it's not one of the main systems that we've done a bunch of.

Ever agreed, yeah.

Today we're talking about something that sounds pretty harmless, cataracts.

You know, that cloudy little lens that makes your vision blurry.