Hey folks, Scott Weingart here and today on the M Crit podcast, we're going to discuss

the Clovers trial and then a little bit about fluids and sepsis in general.

I mean, I've talked about this so much, but I realize it's been years since I've actually

put out a podcast about it, specifically talking about the current state of the evidence

through my perspective.

Just me.

I mean, we had a group discussion with Josh and Rory, but I think this one is necessary,

especially now in the setting of the Clovers trial.

So that's what we'll discuss about today.

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