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Episode #4: Why is medicine resistant to change?
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Medicine is frequently slow to adapt to change. In this philosophical exchange, Drs Topol and Teirstein seek to explain the phenomenon by examining evidence-based medicine, direct-to-consumer advertising, hectic schedules, general conservatism, randomized trials, physician incentives, and pay-for-performance.
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Episode #3: Percutaneous aortic-valve procedures
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Episode #2: Dissecting "the cost conundrum": McAllen, Gawande, Obama, and healthcare reform in the US
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Episode #1: Revascularization trials: Bypass vs PCI
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theheart.org brings you a freewheeling and unconventional exchange on the latest cardiology news and events through the eyes of thought leaders Drs Eric Topol and Paul Teirstein from Scripps Translational Research Institute.
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