Hey, curbsiders! This is Dr. Carolyn Chan, and I'm excited to announce a new mini-series

the Curbsiders Addiction Medicine. We have 11 great episodes for you where we cover core

addiction med topics tailored to the general internist, and we will be releasing these weekly

episodes starting in July. I'll be joined by my co-host, Dr. Sean Cohen, Dr. Kenny Mour for

an Ann, Dr. Natalie Stahl. We believe it's important as ever for internists to play a key

role in providing evidence-based addiction treatment. So be sure to tune in this summer wherever

you listen to podcasts. You can learn more by checking out our website at thecurbsiders.com

or email us at curbsidersaddictionmed at gmail.com.

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This is Paul Williams. I am here at ACP 2022 with my excellent colleagues, Dr. Norot Toronto,

Dr. Mali Hoidline, and Dr. Chris The Tumayan Choo, who is off-mic. We had an excellent episode.

Eduardo is elsewhere, the less said the better, but we're going to muddle through without him.

But on tonight's show, we have the pleasure of talking to Dr. Christian Cable about

these immune checkpoint inhibitors and their role in medicine and the potential things that

can go wrong with them. And we'll talk more about that in a bit. But before we do that,

I'm going to completely throw her off and ask Norot to tell us what exactly it is that we do here.

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