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Welcome back to the Curbsiders.

I'm Dr. Matthew Wato here with my good friend Dr. Paul Nelson Williams.

And tonight we are going to talk about a bunch of recent Curbsiders episodes on diarrhea,

dementia, obesity, hypofentilation syndrome, and an episode where we talk a whole bunch

about musculoskeletal, shoulder, knee, hip, elbow, Paul.

These things go together, right?

Yeah, no, it seemed a natural fit.

I think especially diarrhea and obesity, hypofentilation syndrome, like I think there's

two things I think about constantly.

So this will be, I think, really accessible to our audience.

So this is most certainly what we're calling tails from the Curbsiders.

This is where we rapidly review some of the top pearls from recent episodes.

And to remind the audience, these episodes are not available for CME specifically, but

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