The Curbsiders

The Curbsiders is an internal medicine podcast, in which three board-certified internists interview experts on clinically important topics. In a collaboration with Medscape, the Curbsiders share clinical pearls and practice-changing knowledge from selected podcasts.

• Palpitations? Here Are Three Therapeutic Options   Drs Matthew Watto and Paul Williams discuss clinical pearls for assessment, monitoring, and treatment of palpitations.
  The Curbsiders, June 2022
• The Penis as Canary in a Coal Mine   The Curbsiders share pearls from urologist Ashley Winter's astute and holistic approach to erectile dysfunction for the primary care setting.
  The Curbsiders, May 2022
• Long COVID: Learning as We Go A physiatrist's expert advice on the management of the post-viral syndrome known as long COVID.
  The Curbsiders, March 2022
• How to Not Miss Celiac Disease   The Curbsiders share tips they learned about this common condition from gastroenterologist Dr Amy Oxentenko, as well as some great infographics.
  The Curbsiders, February 2022
• Kidney Stones: What Hurts and What Helps   The Curbsiders review the amazing tips they learned about urinary stone disease in a recent podcast with Dr David Goldfarb.
  The Curbsiders, January 2022
• The Best Liver Tests in Primary Care   The Curbsiders share pearls from an expert hepatologist on which tests to order during first-round testing for a patient with a possible liver injury or disorder.
  The Curbsiders, November 2021
• Antimicrobials: When 'Short Courses' Are Enough   The days of prescribing 14 days of antibiotics for any infection are over.
  The Curbsiders, November 2021
• CRC Screening: Which Test Is Best?   The Curbsiders review the practice implications of new recommendations for CRC screening at an earlier age.
  The Curbsiders, October 2021
• Interpreting the CBC: What's Truly Important?   The Curbsiders dive into common CBC abnormalities and what they mean with hematologist Dr Mary Kwok.
  The Curbsiders, September 2021
• What Can You Do About AF in Primary Care?   The latest evidence on the prevention and management of atrial fibrillation provides guidance to primary care clinicians.
  The Curbsiders, September 2021

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