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Since you're here, take a couple minutes and read through the headlines below. Pick the one that grabs your attention the most and listen to the full snippet (or if you’ve got the time, listen to them all). Then, when you're ready, start a free trial and listen to the entire pulmonary medicine section of the Audio Pearls!
Causes of Hemoptysis
Snippet from the Pulmonary Medicine Section
Listen to this snippet on causes of hemoptysis in children from the Pulmonary Medicine section of the 10th Edition Pediatrics Core Audio Pearls presented by Kimberly Jones, MD.
Snowman Sign On Chest X-Ray
Snippet from the Cardiology Section
Listen to this snippet about snowman signs on chest x-rays from the Cardiology section of the 10th Edition Pediatrics Core Audio Pearls presented by Michael Ralston, MD.
Growing Pains
Snippet from the Rheumatology Section
Listen to this snippet on growing pains in children from the Rheumatology section of the 10th Edition Pediatrics Core Audio Pearls presented by Nina Washington, MD.
Standard Universal Precaution
Snippet from the Infectious Disease Section
Listen to this snippet on standard universal precautions from the Infectious Disease section of the 10th Edition Pediatrics Core Audio Pearls presented by Paul Catalana, MD.
Self Harm in Teens
Snippet from the Adolescent Medicine Section
Listen to this snippet on self harm in teens from the Adolescent Medicine section of the 10th Edition Pediatrics Core Audio Pearls presented by Paul Catalana, MD.
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