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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 965 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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Content primarily focuses on medical ethics, healthcare decision-making, and the implications of healthcare policies on society. Key topics include the business dynamics of medical publishing, the importance of patient autonomy in medical choices, and the intersection of science and politics in health issues such as COVID-19 vaccines and Medicaid cuts. Additionally, discussions often highlight historical events and their relevance to current healthcare practices, which may be of particular interest to those who value the relationship between medicine and broader societal concerns. The content format is accessible, likely engaging a diverse audience interested in both medical information and ethical debates.
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2. Mohammed Sadiq
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