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different a lot of what I like to think I'm trying to bring to our audience to

help keep them on the cutting edge is really a derivative of me staying

plugged into the stream of research I'd love to say that these ideas are all my

home but as you know I'm love to say that these ideas are all my own, but as you know,

I'm constantly referencing different papers and those are crafting my position. So it's really important to kind of disclose that this stream of knowledge in large part informs the positions

I take and the way that I practice. If you remember back, there's been a few

times on the podcast, I've mentioned that one of the ways in which I've stayed abreast of new

papers being published and therefore new findings and therefore how I think about, talk about,

and kind of practice has been via what's known as a PubMed saved search. So I've been

honing this series of saved searches in PubMed for many years now. And what's wonderful about

this is it keeps me abreast of what's going on. So you may also have heard me say that

that sums out to about an hour of reading every night. And it's over the past year, especially as

things the clinic have grown. I'm trying to spend more time now focusing on clinician

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