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Welcome back clinical problem solvers. I'm very excited for tonight's episode.

As a reminder for the unknown episodes, in this format, we present a blinded discussant short pieces of information, asking them to share their thought processes in real time.

And tonight we have two blinded discussants,

Dan Minter, who's been responsible for all those excellent emails you've been receiving,

and our mathematician, Robbie Jeeha. We'll see how they do in this fiery hot seat.

And we're lucky enough to have our first international presenter, which I'm super

excited about, and I can't thank her enough for coming on her show. Her name is Dr. Janice Kwan.

Dr. Kwan is a general internist and assistant professor of medicine at the University of

Toronto. After completing medical school and residency in her hometown at the

University of Toronto, she pursued a Master of Public Health at Harvard University and a fellowship

with the Veterans of Fair Quality Scholars Program. In 2016, she was awarded the inaugural

research fellowship and diagnostic excellence with a society to improve diagnosis and medicine.

Her research focuses broadly on improving the quality of care of general medical patients and includes a study of diagnostic safety,

test result follow-up, computer decision support systems, and medication reconciliation.

Dr. Kwan prides herself on being a passionate snack enthusiast,

devoted family member, and a loyal Toronto sports fan. Remember, folks, when you listen to these

episodes, attempt to solve the case in real time with our discussants. And Dr. Kwan requested

me to say one thing. And this is a little foreign to me because I don't

really follow basketball, but she hopes the Raptors will prevail in the NBA finals this year

in order to entice Mr. Caldwe Leonard to sign back with that.

Let me introduce you to our patient. Her name is Mr. Caldwy Leonard to sign back with that. Let me introduce you to our patient.

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