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Well Paul, we're back. This is the Curbsiders. I'm Dr. Matthew Wato here with my great friend Dr. Paul Nelson Williams.

How are you doing Paul?

I'm great Matt, thanks for asking how are you?

I'm trying to keep it tight for you Paul because it's late and like always,

we have to eventually get to bed after, after recording, but we had a great show tonight on inpatient COVID with Dr. Nathan Erdman.

Who will tell you a bit more about in a second?

And Paul, before we get to our guest and our guest host, can you please remind people what is it that we do on the Curbsiders?

Happy to as always, Matt. We are the internal medicine podcast.

We use expert interviews to renew clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge.

I would be remiss if I didn't mention our co-hosts. We are joined by a hospital six-chordner, Dr. Moni Amin,

who produced this episode and joined us for the episode. So, Moni, how are you?

I'm great, thanks for asking.

I am glad. Why don't I let you tell us a little bit about who we talked to and what we talked about?

Yeah, we had a great conversation with our guest Dr. Nathan Erdman, who's an assistant professor at the University of Alabama,

Birmingham and infectious disease. He works as an inpatient consultant with a focus on immunocompromised hosts

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