Oral Carbapenem for Complicated UTIs, Awake Proning for COVID-19, 1-2 Months DAPT vs 12 Months DAPT, Low Sodium Diet for Heart Failure, Excess Mortality From COVID-19, IV Iron and Anaphylaxis, Pickle Juice for Cramps in Cirrhosis

Dr. Brian Locke is back to talk about that "nonrandomized" proning trial.  We also talk about the new oral carbapenem for UTI trial, whether 1-2 months of DAPT is non-inferior to 12 months of DAPT, whether less than 1500 mg of sodium reduces heart failure hospitalizations, the risk of anaphylaxis from IV iron, and whether pickle juice is effective for treating cramps in cirrhosis. Check it out!

Oral Tebipenem vs IV Ertapenem for Complicated UTI
Awake Proning for Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients
1-2 Months of DAPT vs 12 months of DAPT vs ACS
Low Sodium Diet for Heart Failure
Estimating Excess Mortality due to COVID-19
Risk of Anaphylaxis from IV Iron
Pickle Juice for Cramps in Cirrhosis




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