Nick and Fei are at SMFM this week and have lined up a bunch of interviews with their MFM heroes. Here is the first episode with Dr. George Saade. Dr. Saade talks to us about his interests, his advice on going into medicine, Ob/Gyn, and MFM, and also gives us a brief overview of his favorite opera: Don Giovanni! 

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Almost at the end of our STI saga! Only two more episodes after this. Today we will discuss pelvic inflammatory disease, and everything that goes with it. When should you hospitalize for PID? Should you surgically intervene for a TOA? Find out on today's episode! 

We also have a very special announcement. We are teaming up with the ObG Project to bring you more amazing content. The ObG Project is a completely free online resource that brings you clinically relevant information in a succinct and convenient way. Even more exciting, we are happy to announce OBG First: a resource that brings these clinical summaries directly to your phone via text or email. This service is completely free for fourth year Ob/Gyn residents for a whole year.

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Hi all! So Nick and Fei were at SMFM this past week, and were able to record 12 interviews with amazing people like Dr. Sean Blackwell, Dr. Cynthia Gyamfi, Dr. William Grobman, and many more. Here is a preview of their interviews. 

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And... we're back to our STI saga! We'll be discuss genital herpes today, some come give us a listen. Nick and Fei get into the nitty gritty of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of this STI. 

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Today we're taking a break from our STI saga, but don't worry, there will be more to come! 

Instead, we're veering back into the world of obstetrics with two of our lovely midwife clinical educators: Linda Steinhardt and Elizabeth Kettyle! They will be teaching us about electronic fetal monitoring and discussing the five components that make up cardiotocography. 

Also, a very special announcement: both of us will be at SMFM! Come and hit us up at Caesar's Palace, where we'll be handing out business cards, and if you're lucky, you'll catch us recording! 

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Hi all!

We're going to be Las Vegas the week of 2/10-2/17 for SMFM. Fei will also briefly be at APGO/CREOG on 2/28 in New Orleans. If you have time, come find us and say hello. We'll be hanging at the poster sessions and getting the scoop on the latest and greatest at the meeting. Best of all, we'll be recording to get that information back to our awesome Patreon subscribers. Come find us, and you may end up on the podcast! 

Here is our second espresso episode on treatment of acute onset severe hypertension in pregnancy and the postpartum period based on the new ACOG committee opinion 767. We will be posting more on our website as well. 

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Today, Nick and Fei continue their STI saga and cover syphilis. Come and listen to find out about all those strange tests that are out there. Also, what is ocular syphilis anyway? 

We're giving a shout out today to Dr. Christopher Morosky. Thank you for your $20 a month contribution!  

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Congratulations! You just finished CREOGs! But that doesn't mean you shouldn't keep studying! Today Nick and Fei kick off their STI saga. First on the list are two common infections: gonorrhea and chlamydia. Come take a listen to find out how to diagnose and treat both types of infections in pregnant and non-pregnant women. 

We're giving a shout out today to Dr. Ilina Datkhaeva, MFM fellow at UCLA and previous Brown resident, who recently became a $10 a month patron. Thanks Dr. Datkhaeva! 

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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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