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Podcast 241: Talking about guns with patients

Running time: 18 minutes In California, Garen Wintemute and his group find evidence that people...

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Podcast 240: Overuse of statins for primary prevention of cardiovascular events

Running time: 23 minutes Paula Byrne set out to understand what the available data tell us...

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Podcast 240: Overuse of statins for primary prevention of cardiovascular events

Running time: 23 minutes Paula Byrne set out to understand what the available data tell us...

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Podcast 239: Talking with veterans

Running Time: 18 minutes Veterans Day will be here soon, and this episode introduces you to...

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Podcast 238: Preparing for the unthinkable chaos of a mass-casualty event

Running time: 21 minutes A white paper from the Office of the Assistant Secretary for...

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Podcast 237: U.S. health spending — where is the outrage?

[display podcast] Running time: 18 minutes JAMA has just published an analysis of the latest...

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Podcast 236: Is an AI better at diagnosis?

Running time: 20 min. Recently, Lancet Digital Health ran a meta-analysis concluding — if...

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Podcast 235: Forced sexual initiation and its clinical aftermath

Running time: 18 min. Laura Hawks and colleagues undertook a study of forced sexual initiation...

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Podcast 234: Pay for women pediatricians lags

Running time: 21 minutes A national sample of early- to midcareer pediatricians shows that...

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Podcast 233: Antipsychotics are no solution to delirium during hospitalization

Using “Vitamin H” (haloperidol) or newer antipsychotics to treat delirium in hospitalized...

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Podcast 232: Basic organic chem and drug pricing

You surely remember “O-chem” — those late-night undergraduate hours spent grappling with benzene...

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Podcast 231 — The evidence behind VA’s suicide-prevention guidelines

Dr. Eric Caine’s editorial in the Annals of Internal Medicine offers a skeptical, yet respectful,...

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Podcast 230 — Hospital-readmissions gaming?

The Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP for short) seems to be reducing 30-day...

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Podcast 229: Simplifying perioperative anticoagulation in AF

Patients with atrial fibrillation who undergo surgical procedures need special attention because...

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Podcast 228: Hematuria — should the workup include imaging?

Matthew Nielsen and colleagues found almost 80 diagnostic algorithms for working up a finding of...

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Podcast 227: Chronic kidney disease and anticoagulants

Chronic kidney disease, being a “prothrombic state,” would seem to warrant use of anticoagulants,...

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Podcast 226: What we need to talk about when we talk about health

Length: 18 minutes Sandro Galea, dean of Boston University’s School of Public Health, has...

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Podcast 225: Managing diabetes in primary care — are there quality differences among NPs, PAs, and MDs?

Does the diabetes care afforded by NPs and PAs match that of MDs? According to a careful...

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Podcast 224: What’s a “preprint server,” and how might it change how we think about journals?

Rohan Khera wrote an editorial in The BMJ to accompany his own paper on guidelines for...

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Podcast 223: What are the implications of the BP guidelines?

If adopted, last December’s ACC/AHA guidelines on what pressure levels signal hypertension...

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