The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast
A podcast by The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast - Mondays
538 Episodes
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#58: Concussion, traumatic brain injury, and post-concussive syndrome
Published: 9/18/2017 -
#57: Polypharmacy and deprescribing Part 2: More thinking and thoughts
Published: 9/15/2017 -
#56: Polypharmacy and deprescribing Part 1: Living better through chemicals
Published: 9/11/2017 -
#55: Eating disorders: Specified and Not Otherwise Specified
Published: 9/4/2017 -
#54: Upper Respiratory Infections: Coughs, colds, gargling, and antibiotic underuse?!
Published: 8/28/2017 -
#53: Urinary Incontinence: Tips and strategies to stay dry.
Published: 8/21/2017 -
#52: Anemia: Tips, and tools for diagnosis and treatment
Published: 8/14/2017 -
#51: Diabetes treatment in 2017: New meds, insulin, and cardiac risk reduction
Published: 8/7/2017 -
#50: How to read the medical literature like a journal editor
Published: 7/31/2017 -
#49: Vertigo and Dizziness: How to Treat, Who to Send Home and Who Might Have a Stroke
Published: 7/24/2017 -
#48: Hyponatremia Deconstructed
Published: 7/17/2017 -
#47: Osteoporosis Part 2: bone markers, fracture risk, and more on calcium and Vitamin D
Published: 7/10/2017 -
#46: Chest pain, coronary CT angiography, and coronary artery disease
Published: 7/3/2017 -
#45: Heart failure: update and guidelines review
Published: 6/26/2017 -
#44: Obesity Medication Overview from AACE 2017
Published: 6/19/2017 -
#43 Random Clinical Pearls: ACP Highlights and Recap Part 2
Published: 6/12/2017 -
#42: The Diabetic Foot: Diagnose, prevent, and treat ulcers and infections
Published: 6/5/2017 -
#41: HIV, PrEP, and STI screening
Published: 5/29/2017 -
#40: Pseudo endocrine disorders, fatigue, and the Schmerbsiders?
Published: 5/22/2017 -
#39: Secondary hypertension, hyperaldosteronism, Cushing’s, and pheochromocytoma
Published: 5/15/2017
Supercharge your learning and enhance your practice with this Internal Medicine Podcast featuring board certified Internists as they interview the experts to bring you clinical pearls, practice-changing knowledge, and bad puns. Doctors Matthew Watto, Paul Williams, and friends (a national network of students, residents, and clinician-educators) deliver a little knowledge food for your brain hole. Yummy! No boring lectures here, just high-value content and a healthy dose of humor. Fantastic for Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Primary Care, and Hospital Medicine.