In episode 399, Mike and James discuss a new paper researched and written by the Alberta gang. There are many reasons why patients are seen in primary care. This systematic review gives all the data on what are globally, the most common presenting conditions in primary care.
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What are the most common conditions in primary care?
In episode 398, James and Mike continue their discussion of the evidence around the class of agents called monoclonal antibodies. In this podcast we focus on medications that have an effect on symptoms and at the end we put the entire class into perspective – at least as much as we can.
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In episode 397, James and Mike discuss the evidence around the class of medications called monoclonal antibodies. We talk a little bit about them as a whole and then talk specifically about 6 different agents and the trials that have looked at the effectiveness of these interesting new medications. We come to the conclusion that you need to treat these agents, just like any new medication, by looking at the best available evidence.
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