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Welcome back to the Curb Siders.

Usually this is the part where we engage in witty banter and we kind of set the tone for the entire show.

Instead, our fearless leader, Dr. Matthew Wato, has decided it might be wise just to leave you with my lonely,

Kermit the Frog voice to kind of introduce what we'll be talking about today.

As a reminder to you folks, we are the Internal Medicine Podcast.

We use expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

And then rather than shame you all for not listening to the first time in this show, I'm just going to get right into it.

We have a fantastic episode this for you today.

This is one of our dispatches from SGIM or SIGM or SGM 2019.

And for this episode, we're going to be focusing on LGBT care and primary care.

We have two fantastic guests with us who will talk us through a general approach.

And then also talk about some of the updates that they actually gave to us at the conference in a separate talk.

So our first guest that we have for you is Dr. Jenny Siegel.

She is the Medical Director for the Center for Transgender Medicine and Surgery at Boston Medical Center,

as well as the Associate Program Director for the Boston Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program,

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