Dr. Steven Novella
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11,445 appearances
18 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard yesterday
Dr. Steven Novella’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Thanks, Bob.
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Yeah, well, report back on this.
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I especially want to see what happens when they fly at actually supersonic speeds and see what kind of a sonic thump it makes.
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Yes.
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But I love the fact that they're doing this and then saying – so that commercial airliners can incorporate this into – Yeah.
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I was very happy to hear that.
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Having just spent 14 and a half hours on a plane, I heartily endorse this plan.
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Yeah, that'd be nice.
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All right, Evan, tell us about this new test for chronic fatigue syndrome.
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I have in the past.
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Myalgic encephalomyelitis.
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I mean I think that that's definitely where – that the science has been heading in that direction for the last 30 years, that there is something biological going on here.
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And in any case, at least in neurology, like we've significantly moved away from the notion that anything is purely psychosomatic.
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We don't even use that term anymore.
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It's functional neurological disorder, meaning it's a complex –
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disorder that involves brain function, but it's not simplistically understood.
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Now, with chronic fatigue syndrome, the big caveat to chronic fatigue syndrome is that it's probably not one thing.
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It's not one discrete pathophysiological disease.
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That doesn't mean it's not real.
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That means it's complicated.
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