Here at the Research ICU we revive the way research should be disseminated to the public
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Drugs Have Better Vision than Surgeons?By Daniel Fuchs, Gedaliah May, Steven Gamss, Produced by Daniel Miller
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By Daniel Fuchs, Gedaliah May, Steven Gamss, Produced by Daniel Miller
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Are diabetics who exhibit pain really villains?
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6:56Stronger or weaker diabetes management? Novel pain management effective or stick with the traditional? Who is the real lipid villain?By Daniel Fuchs, Gedaliah May, Steven Gamss, Produced by Daniel Miller
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Appendectomy and medication side effects a thing of the past?
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6:01By Daniel Miller, Gabe Esses, and Jack Kabariti
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Join us as Yis interviews Dr. Courgi, an Endocrinologist from St. Catherine's of Sienna Hospital, on managing diabetes.By Daniel Miller, Gabe Esses, and Jack Kabariti
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We all know that time when we were kids and we had to have that yucky medicine for what seemed like months but was really only 7-10 days. Is all of that trauma really necessary to put on kids? Can a lower dose and a less amount of days achieve the same outcome? How many days of exercise do the parents really need by chasing the kid around for an ho…
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Achieving ROSC in a Heartbeat: Improving Outcomes in In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests We all know that feeling-that shiver running down our spine, that skipped heartbeat we notice not on the patient monitor but coming from within our own selves, when that dreaded, yet all-to-frequent Code-Blue rings overhead. For as long as any of us can remember, ACLS …
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From Goldfish to PANDAS Featuring Dr. Kaplovitz
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19:57When it comes to PANDAS, your first thought probably wanders to cuddly black and white creatures munching on bamboo. And we don’t blame you. Who wants to think about neuropsychiatric complications of strep infections in kids? But hey, that’s why they send us to school for 12 years.. to think of these weird things. We hope you’ll enjoy this week’s e…
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Are Pandas Becoming Extinct or Gaining More Traction
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13:19The Use of IVIG to treat PANDAS or PANS.By Daniel Miller, Gabe Esses, and Jack Kabariti
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Breath in and Stop Activin...Sota May Help
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Cooler Methods For Liver Transplantations
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Transitioning Treating Transitional Cell Carcinoma
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Is it Flattery or Just an Exaggerated Compliment?
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An Attack on the Plaque: Fighting Alzheimer’s Disease using a monoclonal antibody against Beta-Amyloid plaque build-up. A cure for Alzheimer’s Disease remains frustratingly elusive to scientists and clinicians. The characteristic build-up of beta-amyloid protein and hyper-phosphorylated Tau protein causes irreversible damage to cognitive function a…
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Hold the Haldol: Exploring the Role of Cholinergics in Schizophrenia
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13:07Until now, schizophrenia and other psychotic diseases were consistently treated with heavy duty, anti-dopaminergic, anti-psychotic medications. These drugs- both first and second generation- carry serious and sometimes irreversible adverse effects (think: EPS, NMS, etc.) In today’s episode, we’ll discuss a groundbreaking phase-2 clinical trial expl…
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Keratinocytes Actin' Out: Treating AK in Record Breaking Time
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12:34Dermatological lesions can sometimes feel confusing to diagnose. Skin lesions can often be benign, but you never want to miss a precancerous one. In today’s discussion, we’ll help you nail down a diagnosis of actinic keratosis and what to prescribe based on the latest evidence-based research.By Daniel Fuchs, Gedaliah May, Steven Gamss, Produced by Daniel Miller
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A Follicular Rescue Mission: Letrozole as first line treatment for infertility in PCOS. The patient suffering from Polcystic Ovarian Syndrome isn’t hard to spot. Typically obese, male-pattern hair growth, irregular periods, unsuccessful attempts at fertility and the characteristic overgrowth of ovarian cysts on Ultrasound. We all know it. But how d…
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A (Very) Clean Break from Smoking: Utilizing a Pharmacolgic Approach” We don’t need to be reminded of the myriad of detrimental effects tobacco smoking has on our patients health. Why don’t we have more powerful strategies to help our patients quit smoking? Today’s article explores the pharmacological approach to smoking cessation and provides a de…
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What medication does one give after a patient has a stroke?By Daniel Fuchs, Gedaliah May, Steven Gamss, Produced by Daniel Miller
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