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The VPZD Show

Your Date With Omicron, "Fringe" Scientists, Myocarditis, COVID & College Kids

The VPZD Show

The VPZD Show

Medicine, Health & Fitness, Science, News Commentary, News

4.81.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 December 2021

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Many questions addressed on this last episode of 2021! Should people who talk about COVID policy actually see COVID patients, and are doctors biased by their daily practice experience? How should holiday meals "safely" occur, and how can we understand risk and risk reduction? Are Vinay and Zubin wrong about the response around college students and COVID? Did Francis Collins try to discredit "fringe epidemiologist" Jay Bhattacharya and his colleagues instead of promoting dialog? Why is Dr. Z so sick of talking about COVID? Is Omicron milder than prior strains? Is myocarditis from vaccines in young men more common than myocarditis from natural COVID infection? Here's the UK myocarditis preprint that Vinay referenced.  Subscribe to "The VPZD Show" on your favorite podcast app. Check out our new Substack collaboration, "Sensible Medicine" here. Dr. Prasad's "Plenary Session" podcast. Dr. Damania's "ZDoggMD Show" podcast. More on Vinay. More on Zubin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Nice you got to have a sense of rhythm to do that. I know I know it's a little hard beat off me too

0:07.0

I'm like I'm like a British audience at a rock show. Anyways guys. Welcome. We just did our clap to synchronize our audio

0:13.5

Welcome to the show. It's the VP ZD show. It's December 26th Sunday the day after Christmas

0:20.5

How was your holiday even I? Well, you know, it was I'm on service, you know, so it is what it is

0:26.4

You know, I'm a hardworking man Z. I'm a hardworking man

0:30.3

You work hard while I hardly work and I'll say this this actually brings up a point

0:34.7

So today we're going to talk about a lot of things we're going to go through some tweets

0:37.6

We're going to go through stuff we're going to go through about how tired of COVID I am

0:40.6

But it doesn't matter because we're going to talk about it anyways

0:42.4

But the other thing I wanted to talk about quickly that leads into this is this idea that you can't talk about COVID if you're not

0:49.2

actively seeing

0:50.6

patients every single day who are dying of COVID according to the masses or certain physicians online do you think that's a valid thing to say?

0:58.8

Well, oh, that's a that's a great thing to open with so I guess I'd say a couple things one

1:03.0

I guess you know, I'm I attend on hematology and oncology and as a hematology attending we are often

1:10.0

Consulsed on COVID-19 patients because as you know sometimes they develop blood clots and so I've seen my fair share of COVID-19 in the hospital

1:17.4

So but that said that's not relevant for my policy point of view although I'm very familiar with the clinical manifestations of intensive care

1:25.0

Diseases and respiratory diseases and of this disease and I've taken care of patients with it

1:28.8

I don't think that's relevant. I mean every single person's life is affected by this disease in different ways

1:33.8

From practicing clinicians to practicing nurses to people who are just everyday citizens and everyone has the right to comment on policy that affects their lives from school

1:41.0

Reopening to how we should administer vaccines etc

1:44.2

And I think the skills you can bring to the table are data analysis skills

1:48.5

Reason seeking middle ground compromise some of the things that you champion in addition to you can bring your experience

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