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Clinical problem solvers, welcome back. We're so excited to have you. We actually have an epic

clinical unknown prepared for you today. As a quick reminder, in this format, we presented a

blinded, discussant short pieces of information asking them to share their thought process in real time.

So today, the one and only, Reza Manish, Master Manish, our rapper, our poet is in the lukewarm seat.

Also, we have a dear friend of the show, the wonderful host of the nocturnist, Emily Silverman.

I wish I could wax poetically about Emily, but I'm going to be all formal because that's

what we're doing today.

You ready?

Okay.

Let's do it.

All right.

So Dr. Emily Silverman is an academic hospitalist at the Zuckerberg, San Francisco

General Hospital, where she seeks out projects that resurrect the narrative soul of medicine. She is the creator and hosts of the live show and podcast, The Noctrinists,

where health professionals share stories from the world of medicine. She wrote a series of

prose poems based on her experience as a resident and is currently working on her first book,

a memoir. Her writing is animated by a deeply seated curiosity about

science, human nature, and what it means to live and die well. I'm going to interject because,

well, Russ can't interject just yet and say, I cannot wait to read Emily's book. That's so fantastic.

In her spare time, she enjoys teaching herself how to play the electric guitar, listening to podcasts, and traveling with her husband, Boaz.

She tweets at E. Silverman, MD.

Emily, we're thrilled to have you on the show.

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