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Welcome back to the curb-siders and Paul you will notice that sweet sweet silence.

Yeah, I was thinking about interrupting and then just didn't and it felt great.

Well, on tonight's show, Stuart is not here, but we have a great guest we're talking about skin and soft tissue infections as well as different types of bite wounds, both human bites, animal bites.

We have a wonderful returning guest, Dr. Bohuma to Tangi. And before we get to that, Paul is going to tell you what we do on this show and remind you about our CME partner.

Yeah, sure Matt. So we are the internal medicine podcast. We use expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

And I'm also here to truthfully remind you that this and most episodes are available for free CME credit for all health professionals at curbsiders.bcuhealth.org.

It's really easy just to go and sign up and create an account there to do that.

Our fantastic conversation this evening is with Dr. Bohuma, cabison to Tangi, MD, MSC, DTM and H, PhD. She is a physician scientist at Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta.

She is a self-proclaimed enthusiast of all things ID and she loves blogging, cooking, singing jazz music and interacting with medical professionals around the globe through the Twitter verse where she tweets at Bohuma.

So without further ado, spelled correctly. Let's do it.

Paul, why don't you start us off with a pick of the week?

Great. Don't mind if I do. I think I mentioned this in passing during a different episode, but it wasn't a formal pick.

So I'm going to recommend the first law trilogy and I'm going to pull a steward who is not here because I haven't finished the, I haven't finished yet.

I'm going to have two thirds of the way. I'm most of the way through the second book. The third book I haven't read yet. So it may go south, but I can tell you it's, it's a fantasy series written by the author Joe Abercrombie.

It's fairly epic in scope. He writes in a way where the action and the violence is really compelling and sort of moves very briskly, even though it's incredibly long.

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