Clinical Conversations

Clinical Conversations

Por: NEJM Group
From NEJM Journal Watch, this podcast features lively interviews, concise summaries, and expert commentary that busy clinicians need to stay current and improve patient care.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Clinical Conversations

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Podcast 201: The NFL’s concussion-research flaws 08/04/2016
Podcast 200: Sorting out the results of breast biopsy 25/03/2016
Podcast 199: Rethinking what medical journals do 15/03/2016
Podcast 198: Three laws that could reduce U.S. firearm mortality 10/03/2016
Podcast 197: A dissent on sepsis 04/03/2016
Podcast 196: Sepsis redefined 27/02/2016
Podcast 195: Pioglitazone for secondary prevention? 18/02/2016
Podcast 194: Rising middle-age mortality rates are worrying 03/02/2016
Podcast 193: Glioma survival lengthened 20/12/2015
Podcast 192: Are we too sweet on HbA1c testing? 10/12/2015
Podcast 191: The prostate screening conundrum 21/11/2015
Podcast 190: Last line of antibiotic defense breached 19/11/2015
Podcast 189: Blood Pressure Target Should Be 120, SPRINT Data Show 09/11/2015
Podcast 188: Should “deintensification” be a quality-of-care measure? 01/11/2015
Podcast 187: Colorectal adenomas not prevented by calcium and/or vitamin D 25/10/2015
Podcast 186: Stop supplementing calcium! 06/10/2015
Podcast 185: A Spirited Discussion on Medicare’s ‘Doc Fix’ Fix for Reimbursement 27/09/2015
Podcast 184: Ruling out pulmonary embolism in primary care 22/09/2015
Podcast 183: An Obesity ‘Switch’ in the Genome Described 21/08/2015
Podcast 182: Dietary fat studies meta-analyzed — trans fat still a bad bet 16/08/2015
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