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Oct 29, 2026

Gerbil

Gerbil

8 - The Alibi

Oct 29 · 3 Mentions

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Michael GrossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:06
In the absence of hard facts, that turns out to be the best explanation anyone has to offer for why Gere became the subject of the most pervasive, vicious, and baroque Hollywood tale in recent memory.
Michael GrossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:17
That he not only is a closet case, but also was a participant in an act of interspecies romance requiring an emergency visit to Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles.
Michael GrossSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:26
Though Gere was in India at the time of his supposed hospital stay, this malevolent story has trailed him
Allen SalkinHOST
1:34
Wait, what? Though Gear was in India at the time of his supposed hospital stay? Someone knows a specific time of the alleged emergency room visit? This is news to me.
Allen SalkinHOST
1:53
If it's true that there is a known and established date for Gere's supposed gerbil removal at Cedars-Sinai, and it's the same as a documented trip he makes to South Asia, then case closed.
Allen SalkinHOST
2:09
An airtight alibi.
Allen SalkinHOST
2:15
Before I absolve gear and end the podcast right now, I have to know if this alibi holds up.

9 MINS LATER

Allen SalkinHOST
11:00
But I doubt it's random that strands of a viral homophobic rumor are drawn to a handsome star politically active about AIDS.
Owen CookHOST
8:42
Okay, well, let's take out the tumor, which I do think is probably very important, but there's not really a lot of talk when you go to the hospital on where the tumor came from.
Owen CookHOST
8:50
For example, my kids were born in Cedars-Sinai hospital.
Owen CookHOST
8:53
If I remember correctly, the restaurants that are there or something like, it's like Taco Bell, you know, basically the exact things that might cause a situation like that in theory.
Owen CookHOST
9:02
is what they're feeding you while you recover from having them remove the symptom.
Samantha HarrisGUEST
15:31
Actually, the surgeon who performed on me was on the team that discovered the sentinel node.
Samantha HarrisGUEST
15:35
He's at Cedars-Sinai.
Samantha HarrisGUEST
15:36
I'm so happy that he's still practicing.
Samantha HarrisGUEST
15:38
But I yeah, Dr. Giuliano, shout out to you.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:25
Downloadable slides and practice aids are also available.
Michelle KittlesonGUEST
0:29
Hello, this is Michelle Kittleson, Professor of Medicine from the Smith Hart Institute at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, California.
Michelle KittlesonGUEST
0:36
Welcome to the evolving ATTRCA landscape from recognition to disease modifying therapy.
Michelle KittlesonGUEST
0:45
Today, we will learn that transthyretin amyloidosis has widely varying phenotypes that can typically affect multiple organ systems that cardiologists can learn to recognize, that diagnosing ATTRCA accurately always requires laboratory testing and imaging, but may not require endomyocardial biopsy, and that timely initiation of targeted therapies for ATTRCA reduces mortality, slows progression of loss of function, and improves quality of life.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:25
Downloadable slides and practice aids are also available.
Michelle KittlesonHOST
0:29
Hello, this is Michelle Kittleson, professor of medicine from the Smith Hart Institute at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles, California.
Michelle KittlesonHOST
0:36
Welcome to the evolving ATTRCA landscape from recognition to disease modifying therapy.
Michelle KittlesonHOST
0:45
Today, we will learn that transthyretin amyloidosis has widely varying phenotypes that can typically affect multiple organ systems that cardiologists can learn to recognize and that diagnosing ATTRCA accurately always requires laboratory testing and imaging, but may not require endomyocardial biopsy, and that timely initiation of targeted therapies for ATTRCA reduces mortality, slows progression of loss of function, and improves quality of life.
Omkar KulkarniHOST
1:04
And that's a topic we haven't really dug into a lot on this show so far, and I'm excited to dig into today with Pooja.
Omkar KulkarniHOST
1:10
She is at Cedars-Sinai's Guerin Children's.
Omkar KulkarniHOST
1:12
She's a professor of pediatrics.
Omkar KulkarniHOST
1:14
She's the associate director of pediatric intensive care.

11 MINS LATER

Omkar KulkarniHOST
11:55
You recently did a randomized crossover study that found that CPR performance was inferior when residents actually encountered a female mannequin.
Omkar KulkarniHOST
12:04
What brought you to even questioning that, bringing that research question to focus? And do you have any thoughts around how training programs or simulations could change based on your findings?
Pooja NawatheGUEST
12:15
So that was through the Cruz Grand at Cedars-Sinai.
Pooja NawatheGUEST
12:19
And Russell, who I mentioned before, is really interested, including, that aligns with my interest, in resuscitation science.
Jim HickmanHOST
1:59
They went to the places where trusted relationships already exist.
Jim HickmanHOST
2:03
One of the most important examples is the Los Angeles barbershop blood pressure study led by Dr. Ronald Victor and his colleagues at Cedars-Sinai.
Jim HickmanHOST
2:12
Researchers enrolled 319 black men ages 35 to 79 with uncontrolled high blood pressure across 52 black-owned barbershops in Los Angeles County.
Jim HickmanHOST
2:23
The intervention combined trusted relationships in the barbershop with clinical expertise.
Sami AbiawiHOST
38:35
So going to a second doctor, what I've done in the past is I go out of town.
Sami AbiawiHOST
38:41
I go to UCLA or I go to Cedar Sinai.
Sherrod WaiteHOST
38:46
So it's just a completely different perspective.
Sami AbiawiHOST
38:49
Yes.
Mike SternerGUEST
5:16
So all of those are highlights in their own way, though.
Jack EblingHOST
5:18
I should have mentioned that on Thursday, before dinner, we also got a tour of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, which has been, I think, considered to be the number two facility in the world now behind the Mayo Clinic.
Jack EblingHOST
5:35
And we got a pretty good tour of that and not just the sprawling medical campus, but some of the most amazing artwork I've ever seen in a medical facility.
Jack EblingHOST
5:47
But thank you, Dr. Thomas Apostle, for that.
Mike SternerGUEST
68:32
So all of those are highlights in their own way, though.
Jack EblingHOST
68:34
I should have mentioned that on Thursday, before dinner, we also got a tour of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, which has been, I think, considered to be the number two facility in the world now behind the Mayo Clinic.
Jack EblingHOST
68:51
And we got a pretty good tour of that and not just the sprawling medical campus, but some of the most amazing artwork I've ever seen in a medical facility.
Jack EblingHOST
69:03
But thank you, Dr. Thomas Apostle, for that.

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