S2 E1 - Covid symptoms in kids, antibody durability, gut instinct and the power of continuity
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18th September 2020
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Welcome back to Season 2 of the Hot Topics podcast with Neal Tucker.
In this episode, we discuss THAT letter, whether we can differentiate a Covid cough from a simple URTI, how long SARS-CoV-2 antibodies actually last, plus research on SGLT2 inhibitors, gut instinct and the power of continuity in general practice.
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- RCPCH statements on Covid in children
- UK Study Study symptoms in children
- JAMA Antibody durability study
- Lancet SGLT2i met-analysis
- BJGP Gut Feeling in diagnosing cancer
- BJGP Continuity and mortality
- BJGP Continuity and patient perception of GPs
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