Hi everyone we are so excited to relaunch the Mind the Gap series with a new spin

thinking about how we can move beyond the typical journal club and go deeper into some of the

nuances of these topics it's something dr. Greg Katz and I have been envisioning

for a while now and just very excited to finally bring you the first episode. I

think you guys are going to really enjoy it. And before we get into today's

episode we are thrilled to have Ambus as our sponsor.

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Also this episode will count for CME Credit with the American College of Physicians

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CME credit. And with that, on to the episode.

Hi, I'm Carrie Blum. I'm a primary care doctor.

And I'm Greg Katz. I'm a cardiologist and also like to think of myself as an

internist. Welcome to Mind the Gap on Asperin for primary prevention. So today we're

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