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 141: Clinically apparent atrial fibrillation increases stroke risk; does subclinical afib do the same? 13/01/2012
Podcast 140: A new edition of the ACP’s manual on ethics for clinicians is available online 06/01/2012
Podcast 139: CPAP for obstructive sleep apnea seems to improve some measures of the metabolic syndrome 17/12/2011
Podcast 138: Why do kids in the U.S. get so many inappropriate broad-spectrum antibiotics? 09/12/2011
Podcast 137: Clamping the umbilical cord — what’s the big rush? 18/11/2011
Podcast 136: Aspirin lowers colorectal risks in Lynch syndrome — what are the implications for everyone else? 04/11/2011
Podcast 135: HPV vaccine effective against anal intraepithelial neoplasia in MSM. Now, how to get it to young men before they’re sexually active? 28/10/2011
Podcast 134: How (and why) surveillance in Barrett’s esophagus should change 14/10/2011
Podcast 133: Over 50 years later, DES’s adverse effects continue 08/10/2011
Podcast 132: In discussing a child’s overweight with parents, words matter 30/09/2011
Podcast 131: Measuring the effect of the rotavirus vaccine program on kids in the U.S. 23/09/2011
Podcast 130: If you’re a clinician concerned about health costs, wash your hands — don’t just wring them 16/09/2011
Podcast 129: Non-aspirin NSAIDs are associated, as a class, with spontaneous abortion in a Quebec study 10/09/2011
Podcast 128: Bleeding patients, inadvertently, into anemia happens more often than you might think 12/08/2011
Podcast 127: Why QALYs matter 03/08/2011
Podcast 126: Placebos and Medical ‘Meaning’ 16/07/2011
Podcast 125: The smoking-cessation drug varenicline poses some difficult tradeoffs. 08/07/2011
Podcast 124: Getting more accuracy into blood pressure measurements 25/06/2011
Podcast 123: Calcium’s benefits seem to peak out at about 800 mg daily 03/06/2011
Podcast 122: Most newer antiepileptics apparently safer in early pregnancy — but not all. 19/05/2011
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