Risk Based Breast Cancer Screening
Hey! Are we appropriately screening women for breast cancer? What are the risks/benefits to different screening strategies? Is there a better way? Let's explore

Hey! Are we appropriately screening women for breast cancer? What are the risks/benefits to different screening strategies? Is there a better way? Let's explore
SGLT2s are apparently the greatest medication on the planet, but they are just mediocre for A1c reduction, let's review a couple of recent studies on the topic
Let's fix some broken noses, people. Well, not actually broken, but you know...
This is a description of the podcast, but I'm too lazy to write anything.
Does it work? GUESS YOU'LL HAVE TO LISTEN TO FIND OUT?
Reviewing Episode 53 USPSTF Lung cancer screening guidelines and discussing recent relevant COVID 19 articles.
Lol @ clickbait headlines. Let's dig into 2 new food-related health studies, shall we?
Diverticulitis! Augmentin > Fluoroquinolones + flagyl Diet choices matter Obesity/Genetics/Smoking/NSAIDs/Opioids matter more. Guideline recommendations.
Hey everybody - 2fer today: 2 topics that couldn't be more different. Family medicine in a nutshell.
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeey everybody, today we discuss the evidence on the risks of metformin and its associated lactic acidosis in type 2 DM in CKD. Good/bad? What do you need to know to be safe and yet do good diabetic care? Let's dive in.
Hey pod peeps, let's listen to how it is absolutely possible to management appendicitis as PCPs, based on recent and not so recent data.
Alternative title for today is Dr. List presents the Idiot's Guide to the Kidneys in Diabetes. I think I messed up and said 2007 was the article from the Journal of International Society of Nephrology, meant to say 2017. Here's a link to the graph that show's your patient's risk of progression to CKD based on GFR and albuminuria levels: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Prognosis-of-CKD-by-GFR-and-Albuminuria-categories-12_fig1_296618862
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Hey everyone! Today we discuss the new AUA 2020 Hematuria guidelines. Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays!
On this episode of the podcast we talk about arguably the most important topic in medicine today: combating vaccination hesitancy for the COVID19 vaccine.
HEY! It's the PCP! 2 new guideline discussions. My favorite! Join me!
Hey there, hip young teens. Do you know what the cool kids are talking about? Definitely not regular cigarettes! No, they are on the primary care podcast talking about very low dose nicotine content cigarettes! So be a cool kid and listen and learn! (TEENS DO NOT SMOKE OR VAPE PLEASE OK THANKS TEENAGE LISTENERS)
Hey everyone! On today's episode, we review today's new mask study out of Denmark. The study says masks weren't effective, but there's some bigtime issues with the actual study itself. Let's review! Also, sorry for the banging, my kid was kicking a soccer ball in the room directly above me. sorry sorry sorry sorry.
Hey everyone! Did you like that clickbait title? We're talking about Primary hyperaldosteronism and how/why PCPs fail to diagnosis this! Why it matters! Why should you care? Because reasons! That's why! Listen in and learn!
Hey everyone, On tonight's EMERGENCY PANIC INDUCING GUIDELINE UPDATE we talk about USPFTF lowering CRC screening to age 45. Dang. Well, data supports it, but kinda weakly. We'll discuss.
Hey everyone, On today's episode.... ya boy caught covid! I talk about my personal experience having COVID and what takeaways I learned from it.
Hey everyone! We're here to REVISIT a favorite topic from the podcast: Intermittent fasting, which didn't look so hot in an RCT last month in JAMA. Let's dive into the dietary "science" in the article and talk about what it means for discussions with patients!
Hey everyone, today we discuss the new proposed changes to office documentation, and wow are they massive changes. Huuuuuuuuge. Many, many people are saying they are the biggest and most impressive changes in documentation history. International listeners, this might not apply as much to you, but you're free to listen in to the discussion.
Hey everyone, first we get to a follow up email from the Meningitis B Action Project about a previous episode, then we dive into a new article on Turmeric for Knee OA. Let's do this!
Hey everybody! Time to finally talk about Vitamin D and COVID 19. We're doing it. We're talking about it. The talk has been done. Done did it good. It's been did.
Hey Everyone, Today's topic we discuss the Men B vaccine, and how I apply the NNV/statistics to help add in the shared decision making process.
Hey everyone, On today's episode we talk about why you should know if your patients are taking biotin supplementation that is crazy higher than the recommended daily value (0.03mg/30ug daily) and what it means in primary care and chronic disease management.
Hey errrrbody who likes to misspell words for fun, On today's episode, we review the new joint guideline for acute MS pain from ACP/AAFP. I promise, it's a painfree episode.
Welcome back fans of alliteration, we dive into a maybe practice changing update on statins for elderly patients. Reduction in all cause and ASCVD related mortality? Who knews?
Hey Everyone! Another guideline update! Cervical Cancer screening from the ACS! Sell your pap stock, no more cytology, we're hrHPV hype train now!