E19S7: Infant of a diabetic mother

Dr. Centor discusses the definition of professionalism in medicine with medical students Rachel Mintz and Leah Pierson. 

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<p><strong>Delving into the world of Paediatrics Sofia is joined by senior Paediatric registrar Dom as they go through the topic of febrile seizures. This episode is catered for final year medical students and junior doctors working in the UK.</strong></p> 

In this episode Mauz Asghar, a second medical student at the University of Saskatchewan, is joined by colleague Maauz Asghar, a first year medical student at the University of Saskatchewan. By the end of this podcast learners should be able to: ● Outline the etiology of Cholestea ... Show More

Join Zac Hodges as he discusses MIS-C with two local experts. Dr. Pushpa Shivaram is a pediatric cardiologist and Dr. Julisa Patel is a pediatric rheumatologist. They discuss What this syndrome is How to make this tough diagnosis Proper management of patients This is a brand new ... Show More

Join Lize (Dermatology Consultant) as she is being interviewed by Xin You (Neurologist) about Erythroderma. 

Dr. Centor discusses the care of patients with type 1 diabetes mellitus with Dr. Fatima Syed. 

<p>Join NHS junior doctor Sofia and GP Sze as they go through the topic of type 2 diabetes. We explore the clinical presentation, diagnostic tests and management strategies relevant to this condition. The information in this podcast is accurate as of NICE guidelines in 2022. This ... Show More

With Johann Bauersachs & Samira Soltani, Hannover Medical School, Hannover - Germany. Link to paper Link to editorial 

<p><strong>Continuing with our Ophthalmology theme, Sofia and Brandon are joined by MECS-accredited optometrist Vipul as they go through the topic of cataracts. This episode is catered for final year medical students and junior doctors working in the UK.</strong></p>