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Today I was so fortunate to be joined in The Doctor’s Lounge by my great friend Dr. Lauren Westafer to discuss pulmonary embolisms, the medical condition that caused the death of the legendary actor Catherine O’Hara.
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It’s been a busy time for me, between clinical work in the ER, research, and other duties. But I caught up on some important reading this weekend that I wanted to share with you. Hope you find these as important and useful as I did.
Special thanks to Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Céline Gounder, Dr. Tom Frieden, and Dr. Craig Spencer for their contributions to this edition of Inside Medicine.
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Jeremy Faust, MD, MS, is an emergency medicine physician and public health expert. Inside Medicine removes the barrier between doctors and patients, so that you know what's happening.
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