In today's quick hitter, I take less than 5 minutes to pass along an update from the CDC about prenvar in adults. RIP ol buddy, you served almost no one any good.

NNT 26,000? Yikes.  So you're telling me there's a chance!

In today's episode, we look at two studies recently released, and we say hello to our newest group of international listeners, the Russian Bot Network!

In today's episode we have our first sponsor! We also dig into HPV vaccinations, check on any new updates, and talk about how to discuss, and how not to discuss, them with patients and parents.

In today's episode, we discuss getting rid of adult prevnar vaccination? What the evidence/experts say, and whether or not to expect a major guideline shift soon-ish? Pros and Cons, etc, etc, etc,

Also, is recommending 10,000 steps daily to patients evidence based? (Spoiler: NOPE)

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On today's episode we present evidence as to why you shouldn't have your patients fast prior to getting labs drawn! Join the revolution! 

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Today we have our first interview with Glenn Voss, a pharmacist at Avera McKennan. He breaks down everything a PCP could ever want to know about Biosimilar drugs.

To Treat or Not To Treat, that is the question we address on today's episode of the Primary Care Podcast, coming live to you from our luxurious podcasting studio at ANAWA Medical Clinic Southeast

In this episode we discuss the most recent GINA guidelines (European Asthma), make fun of the Orthopedic Surgeons, and boo the Dallas Cowboys.

PRN ICS/LABA > Daily ICS? Huh, looks like it.

DISCLAIMER: This is not a podcast for patients! This is a personal podcast, produced in my own time and solely reflecting my personal opinions. Statements on this podcast do not represent the views or policies of my employer, past or present, or any other organization with which I may be affiliated

In this episode, we talk COPD exacerbations? Recent research in to using CRP to help guide antibiotic decision making? I'm Ron Burgundy?

DISCLAIMER: This is not a podcast for patients! This is a personal podcast, produced in my own time and solely reflecting my personal opinions. Statements on this podcast do not represent the views or policies of my employer, past or present, or any other organization with which I may be affiliated.

In this episode, we discuss the statistics in #FakeNews read by our patients on major online media sources. We discuss how to address the fears stoked by relative risk in published reports.