Dr Kim Carmichael, professor of medicine at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and series editor of Consultant360’s Diabetes Q&As, discusses his latest column, “What Do You Need to Know About Diabetic Gastroparesis?” For more, visit www.consultant360.com.

Dr Kim Carmichael, professor of medicine at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and series editor of Consultant360’s Diabetes Q&As, discusses his latest column, “What Do You Need to Know About Diabetic Gastroparesis?” For more, visit www.consultant360.com.

Dr Kim Carmichael, professor of medicine at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis and series editor of Consultant360’s Diabetes Q&As, discusses his latest column, “What Do You Need to Know About Diabetic Gastroparesis?” For more, visit www.consultant360.com.

In our previous podcast with Dr John Mastronarde, he told us all about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap. In this soundbite, he outlines the top 3 takeaways for pulmonologists.

In our previous podcast with Dr John Mastronarde, he told us all about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap. In this soundbite, he outlines the top 3 takeaways for pulmonologists.

In our previous podcast with Dr John Mastronarde, he told us all about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap. In this soundbite, he outlines the top 3 takeaways for pulmonologists.

Dr John Mastronarde, from the Oregon Clinic's Asthma Center, talks to us about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap, the diagnostic challenges associated with overlap, and how to treat patients who do not fall into one box or the other.

Dr John Mastronarde, from the Oregon Clinic's Asthma Center, talks to us about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap, the diagnostic challenges associated with overlap, and how to treat patients who do not fall into one box or the other.

Dr John Mastronarde, from the Oregon Clinic's Asthma Center, talks to us about the controversy around asthma-COPD overlap, the diagnostic challenges associated with overlap, and how to treat patients who do not fall into one box or the other.

Dr Marcel Daadi, from Texas Biomedical Research Institute, talks about his life-long research into dopaminergic neurons for treating Parkinson disease and whether it is possible to replenish dopamine loss in the brain.