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Recall Bias
By Addie, Kim, and AlexMedicine
Recall Bias episodes
- Episode 011 — Influenza and isopropylFelonious fingers, defensible disclosures, mendacious medications, diseases of dentists, alcohol aromatherapy, and pay-for-play at the CDC1 hr 12 min
- Episode 010 — Tetanus and snakesDrilling bone, three sheets to the wind, the deadliest neurotoxins known, and the best antipsychotic drug you'll never get to use.1 hr 31 min
- Episode 009 — Heme Onc + DOACsDanish ditzels, cognitive effects of radiation, benevolent drug companies, and clinical trials dirtiness that'd make a vaskebjørn need to wash its hands.1 hr 33 min
- Episode 008 — HypersensitivityHypersensitivity reactions, electric scooters, EpiPen wounds, transgenic rabbit milk, and trying to build a more ethical RCT.1 hr 5 min
- Episode 007 — CoagulationNew anti-clotting drugs, HIT, angioedema, overdiagnosis, and hedgehogs (or sea urchins?) in your bloodstream.44 min
- Episode 006 — ShockBalloon tamponade, NNT, tourniquets, mixed messages from preceptors, and pneumatic trousers.1 hr 9 min
- Episode 005 — Anemias and porphyriasLead poisoning, asplenia, soy sauce intoxication, cerebral malaria, and more in our first hematology episode.1 hr 7 min
- Episode 004 — Amino acids and lipidsAbsorbing and adsorbing, gout and colchicine, B9 and corn masa, fluoroquinolones and aortic dissection, oh my!56 min
- Episode 003 — Carbohydrates and acronymsCarbohydrate metabolism, questionably named clinical trials, the citric acid cycle, cystic fibrosis, glycogen storage diseases, and slicing a human body into 27,000 pieces.1 hr 12 min
- Episode 002 — Animals in medicineIllicit diet drugs, malignant hyperthermia, stop codons, surrogate markers, rabbits and toads in the medical office, patient-oriented outcomes, and a bevy of animal-derived drug innovations throughout the ages.48 min
About Recall Bias
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Three medical students take you on a retrospective and subjective review of high-yield concepts in medicine.