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Hey everyone, welcome to the clinical problem solvers.

Tonight we have a very special guest who I am honored to introduce.

Dr. Amit Goil is currently a cardiology fellow at the Cleveland Clinic.

He was most recently the assistant chief of service at the Johns Hopkins Hospital for the Barker firm.

During my third year, he was my chief resident, and he's taught me so much of what I know and how I

practice today. Amit, thank you so much for joining us.

Welcome, Amit.

Hey everyone, such an honor to join you legends today.

And Arcee, the teaching last year went both ways,

my friend. We are so excited to share your schema made for a heart failure with newly reduced

ejection fraction to our incredible audience. If you're not driving, it might be helpful to

pull up this schema on our app or on our website. Wait, wait, wait, wait, let me interject here. Let me

interject. Let me interject. Oh, my God. Oh, my God, he's going to kill me. That was not normal. Team, I have sad news. Reza is not here with us, which is why I'm doing the interjecting, which is why it just doesn't feel right. But I want to let you know that our fearless leader is

modeling a terrific work-life balance. It's super late now, and he has a lot of work this tomorrow

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