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Sep 14, 2026

Manuel RodriguezGUEST
17:16
Yeah.
Manuel Castro-BorobioGUEST
17:18
There is also a yearly survey that Medscape comes up with, and that gives you an idea nationwide, but you'll have to potentially refine your search with Chachapiti or Gemini if you want to learn about the specific area where you're going to live.
Manuel Castro-BorobioGUEST
17:38
Yeah,
Manuel RodriguezGUEST
17:39
yeah.
James DahleHOST
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You know, when you do surveys of physician net worth, it's shocking.
James DahleHOST
26:38
You know, the 2019 Medscape survey was the last time I saw them break it out by age.
James DahleHOST
26:43
But 25% of docs in their 60s were not millionaires in that survey.
James DahleHOST
26:49
But about 25% of them were pentamillionaires.
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The following presentation is part of a certified educational activity provided by Medscape Education and supported by an independent educational grant from Madrigal Pharmaceuticals.
Taryn Winter-BrillHOST
0:54
Every day, advanced practice providers catch what might otherwise be missed, the cardiometabolic clues that turn a routine visit into a pivotal moment.
Taryn Winter-BrillHOST
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MASH, or metabolic dysfunction associated steatohepatitis, is a largely silent progressive liver disease advancing right now in millions of patients with diabetes, obesity, and other cardiometabolic problems.
Taryn Winter-BrillHOST
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The consequences of MASH can be brutal, and one of the biggest challenges is finding it early when intervention can still change its trajectory.
Taryn Winter-BrillHOST
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Welcome to Medscape's in-depth CME TV docuseries, Managing MASH in the Modern Era.
Chad LawHOST
21:19
And before I answer that, here's a man saying the quiet part out loud because I'm not asking you to take my word for any of this.
Chad LawHOST
21:27
Medscape, back in March, headlines a question again: "Is the US entering a fifth wave of the overdose crisis?" And the man they're quoting is Dr.
Chad LawHOST
21:37
Brian Hurley, president of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
Chad LawHOST
21:40
Not a critic, not a conservative, the guy who runs the association.
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Props media machine jumped next.
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Of course, in a 2012 Medscape article, Kalani and Ballantyne just doubled down.
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They claim that opioids have no long-term benefit.
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Now, remember that because that's a really important phrase to understand.
John WhyteGUEST
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I started coming here in Washington to work at CMS on Medicare policy, spent some time at the Discovery Channel, then have been in and out of government.
John WhyteGUEST
2:02
I went to the Food and Drug Administration to work on issues of drug development, and then to WebMD, where I really helped lead the strategy of WebMD and Medscape and how to iterate it.
John WhyteGUEST
2:13
And I'm delighted today to be the CEO of the American Medical Association, for which I've been a member ever since I was a medical student, which now, Scott, is a very long time.
John WhyteGUEST
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25 plus years.
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Please consult your local SNPC or its equivalent for further information.
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The following presentation is part of a certified educational activity provided by Medscape Education and supported by an independent education grant from Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH.
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This program is presented by Medscape Education Global.
Amreen TananiHOST
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Hello, I'm Amreen Tanani, a hepatologist and associate professor of medicine at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.
Halle TeccoHOST
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We're paying for it.
Halle TeccoHOST
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So before you started Health Rosetta and went down this journey becoming an advocate for community-owned health plans, you co-founded a tech startup, Avado, which was acquired by, integrated into WebMD, Medscape.
Halle TeccoHOST
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And then you also helped start Microsoft's $30 billion healthcare ecosystem.
Halle TeccoHOST
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But I hear you kind of referring to your past work as like kind of the ugly truth of your health tech journey.
Jake StuckiGUEST
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You can check it out.
Jake StuckiGUEST
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There's good resources out there, Vargo Anesthesia, Medscape, lots of other stuff.
Jake StuckiGUEST
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But they say, you know, patients could have hiccups because of propofol.
Jake StuckiGUEST
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They could have seizure-like movements, which is like a jerking or a thrashing, which are not seizures.

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