Join Andrew on a medical rollercoaster as we ask a medical question and answer it based on recent published papers.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicine |
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* Weight gain <5 kg was not associated with risk for the composite outcome among women with class 1 and 2 obesity (BMIs, ≥30–39.9 kg/m2). more
Chair placement was not associated with a difference in patients’ ability to name their physician (P=1.0), ability to successfully identify their reason for hospital admission (P=0.82), or perceptions of time (P=0.2) (see supplemental table 5). more
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Relevant too. Recovering long time Pharma rep I still love to hear latest and greatest. Don’t agree w everything as that is the nature of opinions
Excellent resource for relevant information.
This podcast is extremely palatable, always covers relevant material ( typically new guidelines / recommendations ), and engaging. He breaks down peer reviewed literature to the “meat and potatoes” and also identifies any potential issues with the case studies and the significance of the results. Very useful tool for providers to stay up to date with guidelines as he consistently references reputable sources.
Love this podcast, real world summarization of current and new data. Andrew does a great job helping young and old doctors to learn to analyze primary literature and become better providers for our patients.
Thank you for reviewing the current data and giving good pearls for daily medicine.
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