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The Welcome to another episode of Dr. Matt and Dr. Mike's medical podcast. I am your host, Dr. Mike Todorovich. I am joined by my co-host, Dr. Matt Barton.

Good morning. It's still morning.

You know, just to just to refresh everybody who we are and what we do. We're senior lecturers of anatomy and physiology and pathophysiology. We're old and decrepit.

And pharmacology. We have PhDs in neuroscience. Not at all related to blood pressure medications.

No, which is the topic of today. But we do, we do teach many health students, though, was the

point I'm trying to get across. This is the content that you, all these episodes that you

listen to, these are the topics that we lecture to at university to health students,

right?

Nurses, medicos, allied health professionals and so forth.

We teach these aspiring health professionals about these topics,

including today's topic which you so rudely interrupted about,

which is what, sorry, I forgot what it was.

Anti, hypertensive medications.

Blood pressure meds.

And so I think the best way to begin, and I think this is how I start every episode is as I say, the best way to begin, I think is to talk about the blood pressure equation.

You do that with every lecture?

Well, no.

Well, if you've listened to the blood pressure podcast and the hypertension podcast and now

you're on the anti-hypertensives, you're probably aware of this blood pressure equation

because we don't shut up about it.

Yeah.

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