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  Episode 628: Enough Evidence to Put One to Sleep: Cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia 15.09.2026 27мин

  In episode 628, Jamie and James invite Jennifer Young back to the podcast to talk about the very important topic of sleep and what to use instead of medications. We go over all the evidence for cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia and the numbers look pretty impressive. Have a listen and hopefully you will be […]
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  Episode 627: A Tough Nut to Crack: Does oral immunotherapy improve outcomes in peanut allergy? 26.08.2026 25мин

  In episode 627, Tina and James again invite Danielle Perry and Caitlin Finley back to the podcast to answer the question, in children with peanut allergy, does oral immunotherapy increase peanut tolerance, and what are the adverse effects? It does work, but it is not a cure, so you need to know the numbers and […]
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  Episode 626: Itchy Beginnings: Can we calm infant eczema? 19.08.2026 23мин

  In episode 626, Tina and James invite Caitlin Finley and Danielle Perry to the podcast to discuss the evidence for using hydrocortisone or pimecrolimus for atopic dermatitis in patients under the age of 2. They do work, so check out the podcast for all the numbers and the important context. Show Notes Tools For Practice […]
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  Episode 625: Blood Pressure Measurement Technique: Meaningful mistakes or minor details? 23.07.2026 35мин

  In episode 625, Mike K and James invite Danielle Perry and Tony Nickonchuk to the podcast to talk about the evidence around blood pressure measurement techniques. You might be surprised by what does and does not influence blood pressure measurements. Check out the podcast. Show Notes Tools For Practice Blood Pressure Measurement Technique: Meaningful mistakes […]
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  Episode 624: PCSK9 Inhibitors: Cardiovascular prevention panacea or pricey pokes? 17.07.2026 26мин

  In episode 624, James and Mike K invite Tony Nickonchuk to go over all the new evidence we have for the PCSK9 inhibitors. First, we discuss whether or not the evidence addresses the issue of primary versus secondary prevention. We then give you all the numbers and the context you need to allow you to […]