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Hey, Paul, it's, it's pretty easy to convince ladies not to eat pied pods.

Oh, I don't like where this is going at all. All right.

But it's harder to deter gents.

All right.

It was catastrophic in a different way than what I'm anticipating.

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I'm Dr. Matzzi Frank-Wato here with my great friend and America's

primary care physician, probably the primary care physician, Dr. Paul Nelson Williams.

Hey, Paul. Hey, Matt. How are you? I'm doing well. This is our second of two episodes on heart failure with Dr. Kittleson, Dr. Michelle Kittleson. This is our Hephef-Peph episode, Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction. And Paul, I know you're a huge fan of the heart failure acronyms. Yeah, we didn't get into like hefmerfs and some of the more nuanced

HFFF abbreviations, but we covered a lot of ground here.

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