Doctor Nakanishi talks about surfer's ear

Doctor Nakanishi talks about surfer's ear

TOKYO, Japan - Haruka Nakanishi, a doctor at the University of Miyazaki's Faculty of Medicine, talks about the disease surfer's ear at the university on Nov. 17, 2012. Nakanishi is working on raising public awareness of the disease and has started an English-language website.

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