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All right, y'all.

We are back with the second session of What's Up with Them journals.

This is the one that you definitely want to listen to.

Listen, on episode 180, we went in on the journal Vascular surgeries article where they were talking about professionalism, social media, and it got that hashtag or the quote of med bikini.

Definitely encourage y'all to listen to that one.

I told you all to get your popcorn ready for that one.

This one, you want to get your drinks ready for this one because this one, we're going in hard on this one. And look, we're doctors, right? Or we're training to be

doctors. We talk unfiltered. We give it to you straight, raw. There's going to be fire on this one.

I encourage you to listen to this one and also share this with other people. These are the

conversations that we need to be

having. I'm going to leave this intro short so we can get right into it. Let's get it, guys.

So the next one, I can see Dr. Estelle's face right now. You can see the veins popping up.

So this one is a little bit more complex, right? And the reason I'm saying that is it's not really a study. It's more of a white paper. And Dr. Amber can clarify what a white paper is to us. But this next one is called diversity, inclusion, and equity. Evolution of race and ethnicity considerations for the cardiology workforce in the United States of America

from 1969 to 2019. This was an author from UPMC. I'm not going to put his name out there, but it was

published in March 24th, 2020 in the Journal of American Heart Association, like I said before.

It was a white paper. And the key points

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