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It feels like it's been, I think it's been like two weeks, but it feels like it's been

a

live and

glad to be able to do it again. I at least hear you guys talk about articles which is going to be the

format tonight. So with us tonight I've already mentioned our resident epidemiologist the great Dr. Rahul

Ganatra and a special guest, our chief editor of the all new curbsiders digest was started coming out.

I believe it was in August. Dr. Nora Toronto and you're going to hear them give you some picks of

the week. Talk about their some articles here Rahul is going to teach us some critical appraisal.

So I will remind you that this and most of our episodes are available for free CME and mock

credit for all health care professionals at curbsiders.vcuhealth.org and Paul would you remind people

what is it exactly that we do on this show? Yeah Matt we are generally the

intro medicine podcast and we typically use expert interviews to renew clinical pearls and practice

changing knowledge. As our faithful listeners know this is the this time the experts are ostensibly

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