Today, we interview Dr. Erin Cleary, Assistant Professor of Ob/Gyn and Clinical Educator at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine, about breastfeeding! This is a topic that we (and our patients) have heard a lot about. But what are the myths and what are the facts? 

Dr. Cleary teaches us about the anatomy of the breast and the physiology of breastfeeding! 

Also, we give a shoutout to our very first patron on patreon: Dr. Daniel Ginn (sorry about the dad joke using your name)! 

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Hi everyone! Guess what? We've started a Patreon! 

Turns out, podcasting is a lot of hard work and costs a lot of money, and Nick and I are residents just like you. We love podcasting and want to keep doing it, but we need your help. 

Here is our link to our patreon: www.patreon.com/creogsovercoffee

You can help us out as much as you'd like, but know that we are going to be giving some special prizes to our monthly contributors. 

For $5 a month: you'll get exclusive content, including special interviews like we did with Dr. Donald Coustan

For $10 a month: you'll get the above and a special shout out on the podcast 

For $20 a month: you'll get the above and a special CREOGS Over Coffee Mug! 

For $50 a month: you'll get the above and a CREOGS Over Coffee T-shirt! 

Come check out the patreon. We love and appreciate all of you! 

-Fei and Nick

Happy New Year! Nick and Fei are back again with Dr. Eger. This time, we talk about the treatment of vasomotor symptoms of menopause and the Women's Health Initiative. 

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It's almost the new year, and we're less than a month away from CREOGs! We have a special guest with us again, today: Dr. Renee Eger, an assistant professor and clinical educator at Brown University. Dr. Eger is also an expert in menopause and will be talking to us today about the vasomotor symptoms of menopause. Join us next week, when we discuss the Women's Health Initiative Study and even more with her! 

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This is the third and final part of our series on gestational diabetes! With another venti episode, Fei and Nick interview Dr. Donald Coustan, Professor Emeritus of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and giant in Ob/Gyn. 

Be sure to check out Dr. Romero's profile on him in AJOG: https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(17)30806-2/fulltext 

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Here is Part II of our three part special on GDM, just in time for the holidays. Join Fei and Nick as we explore the management of antepartum and intrapartum GDM! 

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Here is Part I of our three part special on gestational diabetes! On this episode, we give the definition of GDM, the diagnostic criteria, as well as the risk factors and complications of GDM. 

Stay tuned for Part II, where we discuss management, both antepartum and intrapartum! 

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Here it is, part 2 of our statistics and study design series! 

If you're like us and need to review this topic 30 times, come give us a listen now, but also right before your exam in January! 

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Our next two episodes will focus on those pesky statistics and study design questions on the CREOG exam. So today... get ready for the exciting world of sensitivity and specificity! 

We'll be covering much more on statistics today and next week, but if you're like us and need to review this topic 30 times, come give us a listen now, but also right before your exam in January! 

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This week's episode was based off of the suggestion of Dr. Katie Smith on Twitter. We discuss the physiology of bone mineralization, the risk factors for osteoporosis, the DEXA scan, the FRAX score, and some treatment options for osteoporosis. Take a listen, and remember: Got milk? 

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