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PeerPOV: The Pulse on Medicine

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Physician's Weekly presents PeerPOV: The Pulse on Medicine, a weekly podcast series that features expert points of view on the latest healthcare news, landmark research, and more.

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Latest episode

Oct 7, 2026

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Episodes

Analysis Reveals Hidden Burden of Alcohol-Related Liver Disease. How Can Clinicians Respond? 07.10.2026

Zobair Younossi, MD, MPH, discusses his research and what clinicians can do to address the true burden of liver disease in the US.

Histotripsy Uptake Is Growing, but Are We Using It in the Right Patients? 30.09.2026

Allan Tsung, MD, talks about his study, which suggests that clearer patient selection criteria are needed as clinicians increasingly use histotripsy.

Using AI in Clinical Practice: Gastroenterologist Shares Her Experience 23.09.2026

Roshini Rajapaksa, MD, discusses how she has used AI tools in her practice thus far and comments on challenges that can arise.

How Will Shifts in GLP-1 RA Pricing & Coverage Impact Clinical Practice? 16.09.2026

Elizabeth Kazarian, MD, discusses how lower pricing and expanded Medicare coverage for GLP-1s will impact clinical practice.

Improving Access to Addiction Care Across Diverse Communities 08.09.2026

Ayana Jordan, MD, PhD, explores treatment disparities, cultural barriers, and strategies to expand equitable addiction care.

Key Legal Considerations Before Accepting Private Equity Investments 01.09.2026

Dr. Medlaw outlines legal, financial, and operational considerations for physicians evaluating private equity partnerships.

Physician Shares How She Counsels Patients Concerned About Rebound Pain 26.08.2026

Yun-Yun Kathy Chen, MD, discusses rebound pain after nerve blocks and shares her strategies for patient counseling.

Immunization Awareness Month: Strategies to Address Vaccine Hesitancy & Access 19.08.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, and Eric Ball, MD, discuss how physicians can address vaccine hesitancy with patients and their families.

Doctors Face Higher Divorce Rates—Should You Sign a Prenup? 12.08.2026

How are prenups unique for medical professionals? How should your school debt factor into the decision? Dr. MedLaw answers.

Racism in Medicine: How One Physician Is Changing the System From Within 05.08.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, asks Carl Lambert, MD, to share his personal experience as the only Black student in his class.

Creating a Better Healthcare Experience for Patients With Autism 29.07.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, asks Carl Lambert, MD, about how he practices neuro-inclusive care to help patients with autism.

The Case for Real-Time Patient Monitoring in Cancer Care 22.07.2026

Debra Patt, MD, PhD, MBA, discusses how electronic monitoring is reducing administrative burden for oncology clinicians.

AMA Financial Affinity Program Aims to Support Independent Practice Ownership 15.07.2026

Michael Jerkins, MD, MEd, shares how new refinancing options can support physicians in moving to independent practice.

Addressing Obesity Disparities: Who Gets Treatment and Who Gets Left Behind? 08.07.2026

Anthony Auriemma, MD, discusses socioeconomic factors and healthcare system stigma can impact patient access to obesity care.

Navigating Meaningful, Ethical Disclosure in the Age of AI 01.07.2026

Dr. MedLaw shares how clinicians can navigate the requirements of obtaining patient consent for AI use in their medical care.

Sleep Management & Specialist Referrals: Where Should Physicians Start? 24.06.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, asks Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, about how physicians can identify patients who need a sleep study.

Are You Discussing Sleep With Your Patients? 17.06.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, and Indira Gurubhagavatula, MD, MPH, explore why conversations about sleep are missing in the exam room.

Enhanced Recovery Protocol for Children Cuts Postsurgical Opioids & Complications 10.06.2026

Mehul V. Raval, MD, MS, shares how an enhanced recovery protocol improved postsurgical outcomes for children.

The Promise & Pitfalls of Physician Presence on Social Media, Part 2 27.05.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, and Jessica Gray, MD, discuss how physicians can navigate social media paid partnerships ethically.

The Promise & Pitfalls of Physician Presence on Social Media, Part 1 20.05.2026

Alex McDonald, MD, talks with Jessica Gray, MD, about why it is important for physicians to use social media.

Does Timing Matter? New Data on COVID-19 Vaccination During Pregnancy & Infant Outcomes 13.05.2026

Karen B. Jacobson, MD, MPH, discusses how COVID-19 vaccination timing during pregnancy impacted infant infection outcomes.

Choosing Time Over Volume: Lessons Learned From a Physician Who Reimagined Practice 06.05.2026

Carmen Teague, MD, MC, shares her experience changing her practice to recover from burnout and reclaim her love for medicine.

Phoenix Criteria Highlight Opportunities to Reduce Mortality in Pediatric Sepsis 29.04.2026

Scott L. Weiss, MD, MSCE, discusses the rising incidence of mortality in pediatric sepsis.

Dealing With Your Own Error: Disclosure Best Practices for Physicians 22.04.2026

Dr. MedLaw discusses the steps physicians should take to disclose when they have personally made an error.

The Need to Strengthen Care Coordination for Families After Firearm Injury 15.04.2026

George Karandinos, MD, PhD, discusses his recent study on pediatric mental health outcomes after parental firearm injury.

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