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Heart disease continues to be the number one killer of women in the US. Micaela and cardiologist Dr. Stanley Liu review how we can all be doing more to prevent heart disease in women.
In this clip, we listen in on the beginning of a segment on “Fever of Unknown Origin”. Sol and Andi sit down with Mansi Desai, MD to find out what we know - and don’t know - about FUO.
Listen to Dr. Tiffany Proffitt and Nurse Practitioner Katy Vogelaar talk about the correct way to manage hives in the Urgent Care.
Listen to a selection of our conversations on how to use troponin levels to diagnose myocarditis.
Antibiotic stewardship matters—especially in urgent care. Emily Heil explains why we should all be paying attention.
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Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is transforming the way healthcare providers approach diagnostics, enabling immediate insights that enhance patient care. As this tool becomes more integrated into clinical practice, we, as healthcare professionals, face some challenges when building a sustainable POCUS program. From selecting the right equipment to navigating...
Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions in pediatrics, and inhaled medications are at the heart of effective management. But here’s the twist: even when we prescribe the right drug at the right dose, if the inhaler technique is off, the benefits can vanish in a literal puff of air.
Managing a cardiac arrest is the paramount skill of an emergency medicine physician. The process is a furious loop of assessments, actions, and decisions. Choices are often made with minimal information to fall back on, and delays of mere seconds can define the outcome. When running the rapid mental checklist of Hs and Ts, the decision to give or withhold thrombolytics is...
