#191 Lipids Update with Erin Michos MD

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Science, Higher Education, Education

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🗓️ 20 January 2020

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Lipids Update! Get up close and personal with ASCVD prevention and lipid management guidelines, including changes in the 2018 update, with our discussion with Dr. Erin Michos @erinmichos, preventive cardiologist and associate professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital! We review the background on the ASCVD risk calculator, basics of primary and secondary prevention, statins benefits and misconceptions, appropriate follow up, cool things to look out for in the future, the deal with medications like aspirin and icosapent ethyl, among many other things! If that wasn’t enough, Dr. Michos also goes over great ways to counsel patients on healthy living and when that darn statin is giving you the “muscle aches”!

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Credits

Producers: Christopher Chiu MD FACP FAAP; Jasneet Devgun DO; Justin Berk MD MPH MBA; Beth Garbitelli
Writers: Jasneet Devgun DO; Justin Berk MD MPH MBA
Infographic: Beth “Garbs” Garbitelli
Cover Art: Kate Grant MBChB DipGUMed
Hosts: Christopher Chiu MD FACP FAAP; Matthew Watto MD FACP; Paul Williams MD FACP
Editors: Emi Okamoto MD (written materials); Clair Morgan of Nodderly.com (audio)
Guest: Erin Michos MD MHS

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Time Stamps

00:00:00 Intro
00:01:52 Getting to know Dr. Erin Michos
00:O6:50 Picks of the Week*: Sparking Joy- concept for Marie Kondo (book and

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0:21.8	This episode of The Curbscires is brought to you a partnership with the American College
0:29.4	Physicians, ACP members, and please see me at www.acponum.org for its access.
0:35.3	Welcome back to The Curbscires.
0:36.8	The intern medicine podcast that uses expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice
0:40.6	changing knowledge.
0:41.6	I'm Chris TheTue Manchu, and I'm here with my co-host Dr. Matthew Wato and Dr. Paul Williams.
0:46.7	Producer's on this episode are Dr. Jasmine Devgan, Dr. Justin Burke, and Beth Garb's
0:51.6	Carbatelli.
0:52.6	This episode will cover the primary and secondary prevention of ACVD, including common questions
0:56.9	on the appropriate management of patients, LDL goals, and follow-up and when to step up
1:00.8	or stop therapy.
1:01.8	We're joined by our guest, Dr. Aaron Mekos, who's an associate professor of medicine in
1:05.8	the Division of Cardiology and Department of Epidemiology at the Johns Hopkins University.
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