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Keeping Current CME

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Atopic Dermatitis
Alzheimer's Disease
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Chronic Kidney Disease
Clinical Trials
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Iga Nephropathy
Major Depressive Disorder
Mental Health
Immunotherapy
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Depression
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Biologics
Asthma
Narcolepsy
Dravet Syndrome
JAK Inhibitors
Hypertension
Diabetes

Hear from experts as they discuss timely clinical topics as well as relevant and actionable strategies for practice improvement. This podcast is available for CME credit.

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Recent Guests

Stefan Sildenbauer
Professor and Head of the Division of CLL
Comprehensive Cancer Center, Ulm, Germany
Episode: Elevating CLL Care: Integrating Evidence, Guidelines, and the Patient Perspective
Lorna Warwick
Chief Executive Officer
Lymphoma Coalition
Episode: Elevating CLL Care: Integrating Evidence, Guidelines, and the Patient Perspective
Janani Rangaswamy
Professor of Medicine at George Washington University; immediate past chair of the Council on Kidney and Cardiovascular Disease for the AHA
George Washington University
Episode: Protecting the Heart and Kidneys: Primary Care Strategies for Improving Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic Health
Bob Kushner
Professor Emeritus, Department of Medicine and Medical Education
Northwestern University
Episode: Diagnosing and Managing Obesity-Linked Liver Disease: A Multidisciplinary Masterclass
Demetres Papamargaritas
Associate Professor and Honorary Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology
University of Leicester and University Hospitals of Northamptonshire
Episode: Diagnosing and Managing Obesity-Linked Liver Disease: A Multidisciplinary Masterclass
Pablo Mora
Physician/Endocrinologist
Texas (USA)
Episode: Ask the Experts: Best Practices in Using AID to Simplify Life or Reduce Burden in People Living With T2D
Neil Skolnick
Professor of Family and Community Medicine
Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA
Episode: Front Line in T2D: Advancing Care With Basal Insulin Excellence
John Anderson
Internal Medicine physician
Frist Clinic, Nashville, Tennessee
Episode: Front Line in T2D: Advancing Care With Basal Insulin Excellence
Dr. Labiner
Guest providing perspectives on newer medications and mechanism-guided choices
Episode: Updates on Anti-Seizure Medications for the Management of Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome

Host

[Multiple Hosts from the show, deduplicated]
A diverse group of clinicians and educators contributing to CME-focused clinical discussions across specialties.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • No Video!!

    Very frustrating that there is no video especially when the lecturer keeps referring to the slides that you cannot see!!

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    Livinglife9
    New Zealand5 years ago

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The mix of clinician hosts and patient voices is seen as a strength for balanced discussions.
Guests with strong imaging or biomarker expertise are particularly valued by CME-focused audiences.
Listeners appreciate the practical, case-based approach that translates research into care strategies.
Some critiques note missing visual materials or slides when referenced during talks.

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Talking Points

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Beyond the Flare: Rethinking Steroid Use and Disease Trajectory in Pediatric Asthma
Q: How should clinicians interpret a second course of systemic steroids in a child with asthma and what steps follow?
A second course signals possible inadequate control; clinicians should reassess adherence, inhaler technique, environmental triggers, and consider escalation to an asthma specialist or biologics if appropriate, to reduce future exacerbations.
Protecting the Heart and Kidneys: Primary Care Strategies for Improving Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic Health
Q: What are the risk factors for CKM syndrome that primary care professionals should be aware of?
Upstream adiposity and dysfunctional fat accumulation drive many CKM risks, with progression from stage one to higher stages involving hypertension, metabolic syndrome, and diabetes; obesity-related factors and metabolic liver disease amplify risk.
Protecting the Heart and Kidneys: Primary Care Strategies for Improving Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic Health
Q: What are the multisystemic consequences of poor cardiovascular kidney metabolic health?
CKM syndrome is a multisystem disorder with interconnected metabolic, kidney, and cardiovascular factors driving risk for ASCVD and heart failure, leading to higher mortality, worse quality of life, and substantial healthcare costs.
CETP Inhibition: What We've Learned and What's Next: Quickfire Countdown
Q: Why did previous CETP inhibitors fail despite HDL increases?
Early agents like torcetrapib caused off-target effects such as increased blood pressure and renin-angiotensin activation, while dalcetrapib and others had limited LDL reduction and futility signals, underscoring the need to focus on robust LDL lowering and safety.
CETP Inhibition: What We've Learned and What's Next: Quickfire Countdown
Q: What is CETP inhibition, and why did raising HDL seem protective?
CETP inhibition blocks cholesterol ester transfer between HDL and LDL particles, which raises HDL and lowers LDL; however, early trials showed HDL elevation did not translate into cardiovascular benefit due to off-target toxicities or insufficient LDL lowering.

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What is Keeping Current CME about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show features expert-led discussions on timely, practice-relevant clinical topics with a strong emphasis on practical strategies, patient communication, and evidence-based decision making. Episodes often center on how to apply real-world data, imaging, biomarkers, and multidisciplinary collaboration to improve patient care, with a clear CME focus that signals actionable guidance for clinicians across specialties. Noteworthy is the tendency to pair clinicians with patient advocates and radiology or imaging experts, creating balanced perspectives on treatment choices, risk stratification, and guideline-aligned management. This mix of clinical rigor and practical storytelling can help listeners translate complex research into everyday prac... more

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Recent guests on Keeping Current CME include:

1. Stefan Sildenbauer
2. Lorna Warwick
3. Janani Rangaswamy
4. Bob Kushner
5. Demetres Papamargaritas
6. Pablo Mora
7. Neil Skolnick
8. John Anderson

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