Episode 168: Clinical unknown with Reza and Rabih at VMR

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome back.
0:02.3	Clinical Boblin's all the reverse.
0:04.2	Hey, I told you never interject me when I say welcome back to our lovely podcast listeners.
0:09.5	You know, the only reason I do it is because you told me not to at this point.
0:13.5	By the way, folks, and we're on Zoom, for those of you listening, and I, and as soon as he says Wu, he leans back into his chair and takes a deep breath that it perils towards the screen as he says,
0:24.1	hilarious and quite a treat to watch.
0:28.1	We're thrilled to be back on the main podcast platform.
0:31.3	As you may know, Reza and I hang out behind the scenes on Patreon in what we call RLR, the RLR series.
0:39.2	Rez, what does that stand for?
0:40.2	And why do we do that?
0:41.1	Robbie loves Reza.
0:42.7	That's right.
0:44.7	Only and not at all that Reza loves Robbie.
0:47.4	No, never.
0:49.2	Yo, Rez, tell folks about that series.
0:50.9	What do we do?
0:51.4	How can they access it?
0:52.9	Why is it so amazing, et cetera?
0:56.2	So this, this series, I think, is the best thing that has happened to medicine since
1:02.7	general medicine. No, jokes aside, for $5 a month, you get to listen to the mathematician and the self-proclaimed
1:16.9	magician discuss medicine.
1:19.1	In this series, it's really how our podcast started, where Robbie and I were presenting cases
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