AFP: American Family Physician Podcast

Peripheral neuropathy (1:40), acupuncture for headache (5:20), antibiotic prescribing (7:00), exercise for dementia (10:40), premenstrual disorder (12:40), and a special guest essay entitled ‘5000-to-1 Odds’ (17:00).

LIVE recording from the American Academy of Family Physicians National Conference of Students and Residents on July, 29, 2016. Topics include: Rhinosinusitis (2:00), liraglutide for weight loss (7:00), pharmacotherapy for alcohol use disorder (13:30), vaccine hesitancy (16:50), polycystic ovary syndrome (22:20), trigeminal neuralgia (27:10), screening for COPD (37:00), and genetic tests (39:00). Special features include: Live music, including the podcast theme song "We're on a Mission," (12:00) audience favorite ICD-10 codes (20:10), the new game "Name That Drug," (29:40) and an interview with AAFP Board Chair Bob Wergin, MD (40:50).

Vertebral fractures (1:00), topical NSAIDs (5:00), honey for cough (6:40), intermittent steroid use in asthma (8:40), strep throat (10:30), blood pressure control (15:10), and our favorite Tweets (17:10)

Opioids (1:00), ruling out myocardial infarction with troponin (8:50), evaluation of the painful eye (10:40), a new drug for insomnia (13:20), and decreasing antibiotic prescribing (15:40)

Diet and physical activity for cardiovascular disease prevention (1:00), screening for ovarian cancer (5:00), antiepileptic drugs (8:30), allergic conjunctivitis (10:10), genital herpes (12:00), corticosteroids for pneumonia (14:20), and a new feature, "Where I Listen to the AFP Podcast" (16:00)

Sarcoidosis (1:00), smoking cessation (4:50), peripartum depression (8:00), acute abdominal pain in children (11:40), flibanserin (16:20), and Zika virus (20:00). May 15th, 2016 issue of AFP.

Cervical radiculopathy (1:10), Bell palsy (5:20), fluoride varnish (7:50), prostate cancer survivors (10:30), screening for autism (14:40), the top 20 POEMs of 2015 (16:10), and an interview with Dr. Mike Sevilla (22:10). May 1, 2016 issue of AFP.

Cancer screening in older patients, a new drug for heart failure, counseling women about breast cancer, glaucoma, low troponin levels, adnexal masses, and an interview with Tiffany Ho a fourth-year medical student at Johns Hopkins University. April 15, 2016 issue of AFP.

Recurrent UTIs, Zika virus, drowning, red eye, head injury, pilates for low back pain, oppositional defiant disorder, and non-pharmacologic treatments of anxiety

Alcohol use disorder, anal fissures, pre-exposure prophylaxis, endometrial cancer, and Dr. Mark Ebell with an Evidence Based Medicine Minute