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There's also another company called Sonic Firetech that they actually bought out a startup from, uh, NASA's technology, and they just raised the largest seed round in, in Cleveland history.

And then, of course, we have amazing health sectors with Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals, MetroHealth, et cetera, and amazing companies and startups doing, uh, great things in that space, as well as manufacturing.

So yeah, it, there's a breadth of expertise in the area and a lot that we do here.

Yeah, I mean, I think that probably a lot of people from, let's say, outside of Ohio or Northeast Ohio might be surprised at, at really actually how much technology is happening here.

This month, we'll be covering the topic of abdominal compartment syndrome, as there was an excellent case report highlighting what we need to know in the ED about this rare diagnosis.

So I'm excited to introduce Dr. Matt Dziedzioka from the Case Western Reserve University MetroHealth System Cleveland Clinic Emergency Medicine Residency Program with me on the show to help me cover this article.

Matt, thanks for coming on.

So glad to be here, Matt.

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MetroHealth, uh, foster care.

I mean-

I mean, it's, it, Health and Human Services across the board.

And also joining us here in studio, we have Patricia Kane.

She's a staff nurse at MetroHealth Behavioral Health Hospital, where she helped her fellow nurses to unionize.

Thanks for being with us, Patricia.

Thank you.

Yes.

Okay.

Patricia, talk to us about the kind of work that you and the other nurses at MetroHealth Behavioral Health Hospital do.

Well, those of us in the union are staff nurses.

Thank you.

Also with us we have Dr. Sarah Banuska, Trauma Counseling Psychologist and Clinical Director of MetroHealth's Trauma Recovery Center.

Dr. Banuska, thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me.

We work with our, uh, Cleveland State Police Department.

We work with external partners, such as the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center.

We've sent our students over to MetroHealth that they had to have a SANE exam.

Uh, and so it's really a collaborative approach.

She's an assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.

She's board-certified in internal medicine, pediatrics, and obesity medicine, where she practices at MetroHealth in Cleveland, Ohio.

She also serves as the co-director of the Obesity Medicine Fellowship at MetroHealth and Case Western Reserve University.

With her, I also have a friend of the pod, Dr. John Carter.

He's a neurologist, sleep specialist, and assistant professor also at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine in Cleveland.

He serves as the director of MetroHealth Center for Sleep, and listeners may remember him from episode two oh five, which covered weight loss medications and their impact on obstructive sleep apnea.

Shennel and John are joining us today to continue the discussion on GLP-1 medications and their role in the management of OSA in adults.

Welcome to the show, guys.