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 161: Boston bombings’ lessons part two 14/05/2013
Podcast 160: The Marathon bombing — lessons learned 09/05/2013
Podcast 159: Making the Clinical Diagnosis, But Blowing the Patient’s Treatment Preference 10/11/2012
Podcast 158: Physician-assisted dying — a conversation with Dr. Marcia Angell about the Massachusetts ‘Death with Dignity’ ballot question 18/10/2012
Podcast 157: Of parking lots, low back pain, the Yankees, writing, and — oh yes — clinical medicine 26/06/2012
Podcast 156: Using low-dose CT screening for lung cancer in defined populations — a conversation with Peter Bach 20/05/2012
Podcast 155: What’s wrong with U.S. healthcare and what will save it? 14/05/2012
Podcast 154: Treating heart failure’s hypercoagulable state — warfarin or aspirin? 02/05/2012
Podcast 153: Type 2 diabetes in young people — tough going on the treatment front 30/04/2012
Podcast 152: Gum disease and atherosclerosis — evidence for an association, but not for a cause-and-effect 18/04/2012
Podcast 151: Most people above age 10 have at least some cross-reactive antibodies to variant influenza 14/04/2012
Podcast 150: Depression (and antidepressant use) after stroke or TIA 29/03/2012
Podcast 149: High levels of white rice consumption seem linked to higher risks for type 2 diabetes 15/03/2012
Podcast 148: Smoking cessation during pregnancy is probably more effective with behavioral approaches than with relying on nicotine replacement 29/02/2012
Podcast 147: Proof that colonoscopy with polypectomy saves lives 24/02/2012
Podcast 146: Cognitive impairment in primary care — screen or not? 17/02/2012
Podcast 145: The Y chromosome and the possible role of a common variant in coronary disease in men. 13/02/2012
Podcast 144: Hip fractures, PPIs, and smoking history in postmenopausal women — increased risks 03/02/2012
Podcast 143: PPIs and asthma control — it doesn’t work in kids, either 27/01/2012
Podcast 142: Really, why are you ordering that test? 20/01/2012
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