A podcast to help the medicine go down
For medical students, by medical students
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMedicineEducation |
This is part 2 of OMS3 Trent Henderson's series to tackle Lipids!
Lipids are an incredibly dense subject that you've probably spent MANY hours to understand only to lose the big picture. OMS3 Trent Henderson aims to attack this problem in this high yield 2-episode series!
Can't pay attention? Well, you're gonna want to save SOME of that attention to learn about ADHD pharmacology, a surprisingly tricky topic made easy by OMS3 Ghazal Adibi!
In this episode, OMS4 Julia Shepherd from UNECOM discussed an often-overlooked Step 2/Rotations relevant topic in an incredibly detailed manner! This MAY pop up on Step 1, so if you have the time, listen in :)
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Lovedddd using these episodes the day before I sat for Step1. It helped sooo much, especially the heart sounds pneumonics! Now I have day 2 of Step (accommodations) coming up next week and can’t wait to listen to more review episodes. Please do an episode on meningitis common bugs. Great work, keep this podcast going!
I am OBSESSED with Spoonful of Sugar!! This podcast is my favorite in-house exam prep resource to date. It is so engaging to listen to the episodes and challenge myself to respond to Ria’s questions, and I have selected numerous correct answers based on remembering Spoonful of Sugar keywords. Ria (and each other guest podcaster) takes you Step by Step (pun absolutely intended) through the biochem, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and treatment of all the most high yield conditions helping... more
Immensely helpful for in-house exam prep not just step 1
Had to drive my mom to an appointment during rush hour the day before my cardio/pulm exam and listened to Spoonful of Sugar in traffic. I swear there were questions I got right thanks to that amazing review sesh in the car. Thank you so much!!!!
Great for passive study while cleaning, running, walking and for driving! Thank you very much!
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Content is geared towards medical students, offering high-yield information relevant for exam preparation and clinical practice. Key topics include pharmacology, clinical methods, diseases, and various aspects of medical education. The engaging format often incorporates case studies and interactive elements, making it a valuable companion for listeners who want to consolidate knowledge while actively preparing for examinations. Notable for its collaborative approach, where different hosts present episodes, providing diverse perspectives on essential medical concepts.
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Spoonful of Sugar launched 6 years ago and published 121 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Spoonful of Sugar include:
1. Dr. Chiti Parikh
2. Will Foos
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