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The Curbsiders Internal Medicine

Episode # 503  •  03 Nov 2025

Falls

Keep older adult patients on their feet, literally! Learn to map the Age-Friendly 5Ms Framework onto multifactorial risk factor assessment and management and incorporate other evidence-based fall prevention interventions with the expertise of an interdisciplinary team. We are joined by geriatrician Alyson Michener (@AlysonMichener University of Pennsylvania) and physical therapist Suzanne Zukoski (Good Shepherd Penn Partners).

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Curbsiders

Curbsiders # 503

Nov 2, 2025

with Dr. Alyson Michener, Suzanne Zukoski, Dr. Matthew Watto, Dr. Paul Williams

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Keep older adult patients on their feet, literally! Learn to map the Age-Friendly 5Ms Framework onto multifactorial...

Curbsiders

Curbsiders # 484

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with Dr. Laura Glick, Dr. Rahul Ganatra, Dr. Matthew Watto, Dr. Paul Williams

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Join us as we review recent practice-changing articles on the effect of vitamin D3 and omega-3 fatty acids on physical...

Curbsiders

Curbsiders # 485

Jun 1, 2025

with Dr. Tony Breu, Dr. Lenny Feldman, Dr. Monee Amin, Dr. Meredith Trubitt

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Brush up on your high-value care by exploring four Things We Do For No Reason with experts Dr. Tony Breu (@tony_breu,...

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