Episode Chapters
- Santa’s Health (Obesity, Soot Wart, Stress and OSA)12:12Living With CFFree Chapter16:02Paperchase #1 - Oxygen Therapy in Suspected Acute Myocardial Infarction5:01Saturday Night Palsy10:33Graves Disease Pt. 111:00Paperchase #2 - Liraglutide and Renal Outcomes in Type 2 Diabetes5:04Stuff that Changed our Practices, Part 110:39Contact Lens Complications21:42Paperchase #3 - Intubated Cardiac Arrest Patients are More Likely to Die5:51HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis22:10Stuff that Changed our Practices, Part 211:00Paperchase #4 - Weight and Metabolic Outcomes 12 Years after Gastric Bypass4:57Common Testicular Problems in Infants14:38Things I Do, But Should I? Symphyseal Fundal Height5:21Paperchase #5 - Don't Bother Rechecking Lipids Once You Start That Statin4:47The Summary18:30
Santa Claus is not a healthy fellow! Andrew and Heidi stuff your stockings with brief updates on obesity, high sugar diets, soot wart, lung cancer screening, effect of long work hours, cardiovascular risks of stimulants and surgery for OSA.
Jingle, Jingle Full episode audio for MD edition 178:44 min - 84 MB - M4AHippo Primary Care RAP - December 2017 Summary 310 KB - PDF
Suzanne H. - December 30, 2017 11:15 AM
Good day! Happy holidays - always learning something new from PC RAP - and usually end up "joining the conversation " when in the car alone - fortunately in this day and age of handsfree phone use, it does not look so unusual :).
Listening to your excellent reviews of eye issues over the last few months (red eye, and contact lenses) -just wanted to add that I usually suggest to my patients who have had an issue to discard their eyef(lash) makeup and/or avoid the glue/threading of the eyelashes....buy fresh once irritation/infection has resolved. Any thoughts?
Heidi J., MD - January 5, 2018 9:10 AM
Yes! We all do this too. And, we'll have a look at the evidence in a future segment to see if it there's some to back up our practices.
Happy New Year, Suzanne :)