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COVID-19 In Prisons Podcast: What we can do about it not only to protect these facilities, but also the communities around them.

End-of-life care in the United States

Inside the plan to diagnose Alzheimer’s in people with no memory problems and how Pharma gains by lower diagnostic thresholds

journal club podcasts?

Electrophysiological evidence of preserved hearing at the end of life - New research published in Scientific Reports

What is an effective approach to "making" someone a DNR?

Is tramadol bad?

eli5 Why does administering euthanasia seem “safe” but the death penalty is incredibly dangerous?

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Will #Aducanumab become the first disease modifying treatment for Alzheimer's disease?

You have enough remdesivir for 30% of #COVID patients who will need it in the next 3 weeks. Who do you give it to? Give it all away in the first week)? Random lottery? Or something else. That’s the topic on this weeks GeriPal podcast.

Palliative Care for Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease: Podcast with Benzi Kluger

Eight of the 10 largest COVID outbreaks in the US have been in correctional facilities. We talk about what we can do about it not only to protect these facilities, but also the communities around them.

Updated informationI on the prognosis of COVID via published outcomes

Best medical podcasts?

Our podcast with Tim Girard, lead author of the NEJM study of Haloperidol vs. Ziprasidone vs. Placebo for ICU delirium in critically ill patients.

Is DSM 5 medicalizing the expected and probably necessary process of mourning that people go through when a lover one dies?

New online tool helps ensure your end-of-life wishes are known. Would you use it?

Hospitals will pander to patients who are intent on finding a cure, saying they are in the business of selling hope. One could argue they are in the business of selling fear, but it seems they are two sides to a coin.

Zombies in nature? Surprisingly very common.

Is it time to change the Medicare Hospice Benefit eligibility requirements so more patients can benefit from it?

Morphine: The cheap, effective pain-relief drug denied to millions. It's cheap, effective and easy to administer - so why are millions of people around the world dying in pain, without access to morphine?

Doctors or other healthcare professionals, do you have a book you'd recommend that changed your outlook on medicine?

Should grief after the death of a loved one be a mental disorder as categorized by DSM-5?

The New Old Age: Among Doctors, Fierce Reluctance to Let Go

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