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Skinny patients, yeah.

Hey everyone, it's Dr. Zubin Amania, aka ZDoggMD.

All right, so welcome back to Incident Report.

Today's guest is actually somebody I've been meaning to talk of and howening to talk to

for like a long time.

And it's Dr. Eric Strong.

He is a hospitalist, internal medicine doc.

We train in the same Stanford residency program.

We're off by a few years.

I think he was 06, I was 02.

And the reason Eric peaked my interest, apart from being a fellow Stanford alum and a fellow

hospitalist, is that he has one of the more popular, free online medical education YouTube sites

that I have seen.

It's called Strong Medicine.

I have it pulled up right here and for people who are listening audio on the podcast, you can't see this.

And that makes you a second-class citizen.

So you can always click through the link in the podcast description to see the actual video parts that you want to focus on.

Otherwise, this is a great commute talk.

Because Eric and I are going to try to talk about how it is that we can teach using brand new media.

How does that affect our careers, especially in academics and in health care?

Should we be scared of this stuff?

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