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But we're doing it.

So

We are the internal medicine podcast and typically we use expert interviews for your clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge

But as you are alluded to this is our

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And try to pick them apart and see if they are useful or not and then we rate them on a mostly arbitrary hotcake system

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Now with that let's go to our good friend dr. Nora Plout Toronto for a pick of the week

What's up y'all? Glad to be here with you guys

I have a couple I've been watching a lot of tv

While I studied for step three the last few weeks so I have so many possible picks of the week but my my latest one is the

Netflix series cheer which I don't know whether any of you guys have watched but the second season just came out and it's a documentary series about

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