Nick Atte MD
Little Bits of Stuff
Little Bits of Stuff is a medical education podcast dedicated to providing valuable medical information for residents, interns, students and patients. In each episode, relevant topics are dissected, explained in bits and in a stress-free manner. Our aim is to engage the medical and non-medical audience.
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Nick Atte MD
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10. Feb 2024
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