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M.ED POD — CME for the Practicing Clinician

University of Utah Health
University Of Utah Health
Non-Epileptic Seizures
Quality Of Life After Stroke
Dermatology
Mental Health
Sleep Medicine
Menopause Hormone Therapy
University Of Utah
Epilepsy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Geriatrics
Age-Friendly Health System
The Four M's (what Matters, Medications, Mentation, Mobility)
Caregivers
Dyadic Coping
Stroke Rehabilitation
Artificial Intelligence
Interoperability
Isotretinoin
Atopic Dermatitis

The M.ED POD offers free continuing medical education (CME) in 30 minutes or less from University of Utah Health and the Rural & Underserved Utah Training Experience (RUUTE). Conversations are hosted by Tyson Schwab, MD, to offer insight, information, and tools that support clinical care providers, their patients, and their practice. M.ED POD guests share their perspectives and experiences in rese... more

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Peter Weir, MD, interviews Sach Apte, MD, MS, MBA, chief clinical officer of Huntsman Cancer Institute at the University of Utah (the U), physician in chief of the cancer hospital, and professor of obstetrics and gynecology, about his path into oncol... more

Tyson Schwab, MD, hosts an episode of M.ED Pod with Matthew Wahl, MD, an endocrinologist at University of Utah Health and director of the Lipid Disorder Clinic, to discuss updated cardiovascular risk assessment and lipid management.

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In this episode, host Dr. Peter Weir speaks with Molly Becky, DNP, a women’s health nurse practitioner at the University of Utah Health Midlife Women’s Health & Menopause Program. As a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, Molly brings expertise ... more

Timothy Farrell, MD, AGSF, hosts this episode of MedPodwith guest Andrea Harris, RN, clinical nurse lead for Age-Friendly Care at University of Utah Health. They discuss how nursing operationalizes the Age-Friendly Health System 4Ms -what matters, me... more

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Recent Guests

Sach Apte
Chief Clinical Officer, Huntsman Cancer Institute; Physician-in-Chief, Huntsman Cancer Hospital
Huntsman Cancer Institute, University of Utah Health
Episode: Advances in Oncology, AI, and Access to Advanced Cancer Care
Matthew Wahl
Endocrinologist, University of Utah Health; Director of the Lipid Disorder Clinic
University of Utah Health
Episode: Lipid Management - New 2026 Dyslipidemia Guidelines
Molly Beck
Nurse practitioner in a midlife and menopause program
University of Utah Health
Episode: Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT/HRT): Definitions, Labs, Risks, and Practical Prescribing
Andrea Harris
Clinical Nurse Lead for Age-Friendly Care at University of Utah Health
University of Utah Health
Episode: Nursing Leadership in Age-Friendly Care: Operationalizing the 4Ms Across Settings
Ken Kawamoto
MD, PhD; Professor and Vice Chair for Clinical AI and Informatics; Associate Chief Medical Information Officer
University of Utah Health, Department of Biomedical Informatics
Episode: AI, Interoperability, and the Evolution of Healthcare
Timothy Farrell
Presidential Endowed Chair in the Division of Geriatrics, Professor of Medicine and Associate Chief for Age-Friendly Care
University of Utah Health, Division of Geriatrics
Episode: Age Friendly Care with ⁠Timothy Farrell, MD, AGSF⁠
Dr. Gee
Board-certified primary care sports medicine physician; emergency physician; team physician for US Speed Skating; medical director for Utah Hockey Club
University of Utah Health
Episode: Caring for Elite Athletes, with Chris Gee, MD
Dr. Brian Johnson
Epileptologist from the University of Utah
University of Utah
Episode: Brain to Bedside - Understanding Nonepileptic Seizures (NES)
Matt McKee
Sleep medicine physician with family medicine background
Roosevelt Clinic, Roosevelt, Utah
Episode: Sleep medicine access, treatments, and impact, with Matt Mckee, DO

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • Great Podcast - Highly Recommend

    I’ve thoroughly enjoyed adding M.ED to my repertoire of podcasts. The discussions remain insightful and thought-provoking and the production is high quality. Highly recommend for anyone interested in current and innovative topics in medicine.

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    Kyla Spring
    United States5 years ago

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High-quality medical education with practical takeaways.
Covers a broad range of clinically relevant topics and practical guidance.
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Advances in Oncology, AI, and Access to Advanced Cancer Care
Q: How do you envision AI helping with treatment sequencing and decision-making in oncology?
AI can help synthesize vast amounts of data from imaging, genomics, trials, and real-world evidence to suggest optimal sequencing and combination strategies, while keeping a human in the loop for final decisions and patient-centered considerations.
Advances in Oncology, AI, and Access to Advanced Cancer Care
Q: What is targeted therapy and how does it differ from immunotherapy?
Targeted therapy aims at specific genetic or molecular defects that drive a particular cancer, using drugs that block those abnormalities. Unlike immunotherapy, which boosts the immune response, targeted therapy interferes with cancer cell signaling or survival pathways to make cancer cells vulnerable to destruction.
Advances in Oncology, AI, and Access to Advanced Cancer Care
Q: Could you describe immunotherapy in simple terms and how it differs from traditional chemotherapy?
Immunotherapy works by enabling the body's own immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells, rather than directly killing cancer cells with traditional chemotherapy. It aims to unmask cancer cells so that immune cells can identify and destroy them, representing a shift from broad cytotoxic drugs to targeted immune engagement.
Lipid Management - New 2026 Dyslipidemia Guidelines
Q: What is the practical difference between primary and secondary Prevention, and how does that influence treatment decisions?
Primary prevention focuses on preventing a first cardiovascular event in at-risk individuals, while secondary prevention targets patients who've already experienced events like a heart attack or stroke; this distinction guides the LDL goals and urgency of lipid-lowering therapy.
Lipid Management - New 2026 Dyslipidemia Guidelines
Q: How do you approach cardiovascular risk assessment when deciding whether to start cholesterol medications?
We use the ACC/AHA 2026 framework, applying the Prevent Estimator to determine 10-year risk and discussing where a patient falls (borderline, intermediate, high) to guide the decision on statin initiation and intensity.

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The show delivers concise CME-focused conversations with clinical experts across medicine, digital health, geriatrics, neurology, sleep medicine, and sports medicine. Episodes emphasize practical, real-world care, interoperability and AI in healthcare, aging and frailty, and clinician decision support, often featuring a clinician-hosted format that translates complex topics into actionable takeaways for practicing providers. A standout trait is the mix of CME relevance and clinical insight from university-affiliated specialists, with practical resources and tools highlighted for immediate application in patients and practice management.

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1. Sach Apte
2. Matthew Wahl
3. Molly Beck
4. Andrea Harris
5. Ken Kawamoto
6. Timothy Farrell
7. Dr. Gee
8. Dr. Brian Johnson

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