#134 Diagnostic Errors & Excellence

#134 Diagnostic Errors & Excellence

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#218 Early-Onset CRC: 5 Pearls Segment Part 1

“Too young for colon cancer.” This episode unpacks the red flags of early-onset CRC, from blood in the stool and iron deficiency anemia to persistent abdominal pain and changes in bowel habits, and offers practical pearls for closing the clinical loop. Also learn why a “negative” ...  Show more

#217 Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder: 5 Pearls Segment

“It didn’t work.” This episode breaks down practical treatment options (dosing options for naltrexone, acamprosate, topiramate, gabapentin) and counseling pearls to help you meet patients where they are and support their recovery. Also discover blind spots in detox and rehab cent ...  Show more

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