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Program notes:

0:36 24 hour ambulatory blood pressure and exercise

1:36 Aerobic, combined and HIT helped

2:36 Some combined with other things known to be beneficial

2:54 Medium sized vessel thrombectomy

3:54 Thrombectomy or medical management

4:54 Carefully selected patients benefit

5:55 About fifty to sixty percent end up with minimal impact

6:40 Digoxin as fifth pillar of congestive heart failure management

7:40 Does help avoid hospitalization

8:37 Maternal occupation and autism in offspring

9:35 Jobs held ever, before conception and other periods

10:35 How to protect against exposure

11:30 Confine your employment?

12:13 End

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0:40 Transcranial stimulation for ASD

1:40 Used evoked potential and quick pulses

2:41 Motor cortex associated with speech and language

3:27 A model for benefits from GLP-1 use

4:27 Discern who would be most likely to develop obesity complications

5:27 Target to those more likely to have comorbidity

6:10 GLP-1 and AUD

7:10 Followed for 26 weeks

8:10 Side effects when someone doesn't have obesity

8:30 Consultants and nonprofit hospitals

9:33 Matched with hospitals that did not use

10:33 No benefits related to consultants

11:31 Told you what they knew already

12:55 End

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0:35 Factors regarding vaccine uptake

1:35 Adolescents didn't like human to human

2:35 Free vaccines helpful

3:00 Treating osteoarthritis of the knee

4:00 Dose response to reduce pain score

5:00 Does it elicit an immune response

5:35 Factors in increasing cancer rates in younger people

6:35 Things other than patient attributable factors

7:35 Unregulated growth with exposure

8:00 Treatment of uncomplicated UTIs in women

9:00 Symptoms plus dipstick

10:00 Short courses of antibiotics

11:01 Even single treatment disrupts

11:57 End

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0:30 Controlling HTN after intracerebral hemorrhage

1:30 Triple pill or placebo

2:30 Only effective treatment is lowering blood pressure

3:32 Serum creatinine levels

4:15 Is there a role for Paxlovid?

5:15 Did not reduce hospitalization or death

6:10 Fast antimicrobial susceptibility test for gram negative

7:10 Desirability of outcome ranking or DOOR

8:10 Median time to effective therapy reduced

9:10 Was not superior

10:07 Acute sinusitis treatment

11:15 Secondary effects higher with augmentin

12:21 End

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0:34 Chronotrope type and timing of exercise

1:36 Sedentary adults and morning or evening type

2:36 Acting as your own control

3:10 Stenting for post thrombotic syndrome

4:10 Severity lower with endovascular therapy

5:10 Patent in 2/3 at six months

6:10 Very diverse patient populations

6:28 Estimating kidney function

7:28 Currently underestimate compromise

8:27 Deprescribing proton pump inhibitors

9:27 Three different interventions

10:27 Almost 15% achieved outcome in both patient and physician

12:08 End

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0:36 How low should cholesterol be targeted in secondary prevention?

1:40 33% reduction with target to 55

2:36 Able to do it with statin and other drugs

3:03 Deprescribing levothyroxine

4:06 Were able to discontinue in many

5:05 Thyroid not as responsive with aging

6:05 Barriers to deprescribing?

6:31 Treatment of HTN in low-income patients

7:31 75% unemployed

8:31 Patient participates

9:06 Manufacturer coupon use

10:10 Annual patient use of coupons

11:18 Used to drive people to use drugs that are expensive

12:33 End

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0:38 Migrating biopharma industry

1:36 Early stage development

2:36 Need to replicate studies

3:23 Treatment for fatigue from long Covid

4:25 Fluvoxamine or metformin

5:25 Only fluvoxamine helped

6:25 Only for fatigue

6:35 How treatments for hepatitis C have been used

7:36 Number of people receiving treatment declining

8:36 Need a better system

9:16 Dulaglutide or tirzepatide and patient reported outcomes

10:17 Quality of life metrics

11:43 End

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0:36 High versus standard-dose flu vaccines in older people

1:36 Cardiovascular outcomes

2:26 Also in those with previous CVD

3:10 Cooking and dementia risk

4:10 Cooking frequency and skills assessment

5:10 Tasks relative to preparing a meal at home

6:10 Encourage home cooking

6:30 Asymptomatic aortic stenosis treatment

7:30 Replace valve before symptoms

8:30 Trained cardiologist can grade

9:10 Pediatric sepsis in U.S. hospitals

10:17 About 51,000 cases

11:17 Adult criteria may not be in EHR

12:29 End

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0:35 New cholesterol lowering guidelines

1:35 Risk scores new

2:35 Mainstay is behavioral change

3:35 For those with a longer view

4:00 AI based glaucoma screening in primary care settings

5:00 Either AI or pressure

6:00 Fundus photograph and intraocular pressure

7:00 Sensitivity and specificity

7:50 Diet and brain structure

8:50 Brain imaging over ten or fifteen years

9:50 Diet that's been advocated for a long time

10:55 Surveying wastewater for colorectal cancer markers

11:55 CDH1 marker measurement

12:55 Shows promise for intervention

13:57 End

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0:44 Adolescents and sleep duration

1:44 Very short sleep duration

2:44 Increased among all subgroups

3:45 Structural factors more important

4:45 Moving school start later

5:02 GLP1 agonists and various patient characteristics

6:02 Greater weight loss in women

7:06 A blood test to predict onset of symptomatic Alzheimer's

8:06 Median error of 3-4 years

9:06 Window of 11.4 years for an 80 year old

10:05 Screening for colorectal cancer

11:05 Colonoscopy and FIT diagnosed early

12:33 End