Episode Chapters
- Bilious Emesis in NeonatesFree Chapter24:56Paper Chase #1 - Measles Antibodies in Young Infants5:58Treatable Genetic Disorders, Part 0121:20MOCA Time: Food allergy vs Sensitivity22:48Treatable Genetic Disorders, Part 0213:00Paper Chase #2 - Home Phototherapy in Neo Hyperbilirubinemia7:09Pediatric Neck Masses25:09Paper Chase #3 - Time Syncope and Screening EKG's7:59Organizational Culture and Patient Care16:47Paper Chase #4 - Timing of Introduction to feeding and obesity5:46Can I Splint it?21:30Paper Chase #5 - Prevention of Eczema8:01Mailbag7:02
In 2010, the NY times wrote an article entitled, “Is the Human Genome Project a Success or Failure: A Decade Later, Genetic Map Yields Few New Cures.” In the article, there was criticism that the human genome project amounted to little practical use. The last several years have proven that this criticism was premature. Genetics and genomics is, in fact, a burgeoning field with many new treatments, and every few months, new breakthroughs emerge. This segment with Dr. Sol Behar and clinical geneticist Dr. Natasha Shur highlights examples of common and treatable metabolic disorders and genetic conditions.
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Narry S. - July 20, 2020 8:24 AM
Hi, in this episode, nusinersin was mentioned as treatement for SMA type II, but was wondering why Zolgensma (onasemnogene abeparvovec-xioi) was not mentioned?
Solomon B., MD - July 20, 2020 9:12 AM
Hi Narry- thanks for the message! We recorded this piece a while ago- during the lag, new meds have come out! We will mention it in an upcoming mailbag segment :) thx!