Summary

Hospitals are built to save lives. On February 19, 1994, one emergency room became the center of a mystery that medicine still can't fully explain.

When 31-year-old Gloria Ramirez arrived at Riverside General Hospital in critical condition, doctors and nurses did exactly what they had been trained to do. But within minutes, members of the medical team began reporting strange symptoms, triggering an investigation that would spark decades of scientific debate.

Was it a rare chemical reaction? A psychological phenomenon? Or is there still a missing piece of the puzzle?

More than thirty years later, the questions remain.

Join me as we separate fact from speculation and revisit one of medicine's most enduring mysteries.

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