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And welcome back to the curbsiders.

I'm Dr. Moni Amin, joined by my eternally effervescent co-host, Dr. Meredith Trubit. How are you with this day situation? Afternoon. We are in the afternoon. I'm doing well. How are you? You know, I am awake and caffeinated, sort of. It's a great feeling. That's all you can say. And we have our nerds. We do have our juicy gummy cluster nerds. And on tonight's show,

we're going to discuss kind of a potpourri of cancer-related topics, malignant, small bowel

obstruction, or bowel obstruction, cancer associated thrombosis, and just those difficult

conversations that you have in patients with advanced cancer. And we have a great guest,

Dr. Jensen Morris, who Meredith's going to tell you about a little bit about here in a minute. But before we do that, will you please remind the good people in the audience what it is we do on this show? I'd love to. We are the internal medicine podcast. We use expert interviews to bring you clinical pearls and practice changing knowledge. And like you already said, today, tonight, whenever you're listening to this, we have our guest, Jensen Morris, who completed her undergraduate degree at Princeton University.

She went to medical school at Mount Sinai School in Medicine and finished her internal medicine training at the Brigham and Women's Hospital.

She specialized in the care of hospitalized patients and now leads the Smilo

Hospitalis Service dedicated to the care of hospitalized patients with cancer. She has a strong interest

in quality improvement, education, and team building on the inpatient medical service. And as you

already said, we'll be talking a little bit about some very, I think, high yield specific cases for our patients with advanced cancer.

So without further ado.

A reminder that this and most episodes will be available for CME credit through VCUHealth at

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All right, Jensen, we're going to do a lightning round here.

First thing, would you mind telling us a little bit about something you like to do outside of medicine?

I love to play tennis.

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