A pharmacist from Blue Cross, Kim Moon, sent me an e-mail and told me she was a fan of the PBFluids and my and twitter. That, of course, instantly made her my newest bestie. She then asked me to do a webinar addressing common issues that prevent primary care doctors from prescribing ACEi/ARB to patients with diabetes. I agreed, anything for a fan of the blog.
A couple of months ago and long before the lecture was written she needed a title, so I threw out, “ACE inhibitors, the good, the bad, and the ugly”
Then I saw this tweet:
‘The good, the bad and the ugly’ appears in the title of over 450 scientific papers. Just sayin’ http://t.co/UvNkyXNLRN
— Dr John Weiner (@AllergyNet) June 9, 2014
How embarrassing. Well, here’s the show:
Link to video (740MB)
PDF (52.4MB)
Keynote (132MB)
Streaming the video from google drive seems to be broken. Here is a forum describing the problem, and Google’s lack of response to the issue. My work around has been to pony up the $60 and join Vimeo plus.
