Monday, November 9, 2009
Puscast
For those of you who have long commutes or other stretches of time in which you need a mental diversion (e.g., aerobic exercise), I recommend Puscast, a bimonthly podcast which reviews the infectious diseases literature in roughly 30-minute segments. You can subscribe for free at iTunes or by going to this website. Puscast is brought to you by Dr. Mark Crislip, an infectious diseases physician in Portland, Oregon. He also writes a blog, Rubor, Dolor, Calor, Tumor, which can be viewed here.
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