Pulmonology

Join Riley as he breaks down COPD, the underlying disorders, and potential treatments.

COPD (Riley)

Hepatic

Join Riley as he teaches you about the basic principles of the liver and how you can test for damage/decreased function.

Liver Structure, Function, and Testing (Riley)

Join Dave as he talks about the epidemiology, mechanism of action, pathophysiology, and treatment of Tuberculosis.

Tuberculosis (Dave)

Join Dave (again) as he teaches you about the liver (again). He will discuss hepatocellular carcinoma and relate it to other previously discussed disorders.

Hepatocellular Carcinoma (Dave)

Join Dave as he teaches you about the epidemiology, causes, and treatments for Liver Cirrhosis

Cirrhosis (Dave)

Join Dave as he teaches you about Cystic Fibrosis.

Cystic Fibrosis (Dave)

Join Dave as he teaches you about the effects of alcohol intake on your liver, and it's progression to cirrhosis.

Alcoholic Liver Disease (Dave)

Reproduction Unit

Join Riley as he teaches you about the process behind all three main stages of breast development: in utero, pubertal, and reproductive development. He will also cover lactation and the milk-secretion reflex.

Breast Development and Lactation (Riley)

Join Jack as he teaches you about benign breast lesions and other factors which increase the risk of future carcinoma development.

Benign Breast Lesions (Jack)

A Medical Podcast by Students for Students

Medical school can be confusing. Lack of free time, confusing lectures, and such a wide dispersion of information affect your ability to succeed as a student. David, Jack, and Riley have all experienced this and, in turn, decided to create a group dedicated to sifting through all this information and giving it to you in a clear and concise way (we hope). No more wasted car trips where you feel guilty for missing out on study time - get ready to learn in a podcast created by students for students. This knowledge aims to be applicable not only for Step exams but also for school-administered tests. So no matter your year, maybe you'll find something interesting or valuable in all of this.

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