Innate Immunity and Genetics of UTI Susceptibility Presented May 7, 2008. Runs for 61 minutes. Catharina Svanborg, MD Lund University

Update on Clostridium Difficle Infection Presented April 30, 2008. Runs for 56 minutes. Dale N. Gerding, MD Loyola University

Tuberculosis: 2008 Presented April 23, 2008. Runs for 42 minutes. Muhammad K Zaman, MD VA Medical Center

Publish or Perish Presented April 16, 2008. Runs for 51 minutes. KB. Ramanathan, MD UT Health Science Center

Using Race to Sell Drugs: Pharmaceutical Marketing and Challenges to Medical Professionalisim Presented April 9, 2008. Runs for 38 minutes. Howard A. Brody, MD, PhD University of Texas (Galvestion) Medical Branch

Hepatocellular Cancer Presented April 2, 2008. Runs for 45 minutes. Jagsit Sachdev, MD UT Cancer Institute

Aging, Disease, Disability & Health Care Decisions Presented March 26, 2008. Runs for 38 minutes. Wlliam Applegate, MD Wake Forest University Health Sciences

Towards a Cure for Diabetes Presented March 19, 2008. Runs for 59 minutes. Aaron Vinik, MD, PhD, FCP, FACP Eastern Virginia Medical School

An Update in Rheumatology in Three Movements Presented March 12, 2008. Runs for 50 minutes. Benajmin Wang, MD UT Health Science Center

Understnding Diuretics and Aquaretics Presented March 5, 2008. Runs for 54 minutes. Barry Wall, MD UT Health Science Center

Travel Medicine Update-2008 Presented February 27, 2008. Runs for 59 minutes. A. Mack Land, MD UT Health Science Center

No Respect Unitl You Need 'em Presented February 20, 2008. Runs for 48 minutes. A. Karl T. Weber, MD UT Health Science Center

Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine Presented February 13, 2008. Runs for 56 minutes. A. Stacey Headley, MD UT Health Science Center

Healthcare Costs Presented February 6, 2008. Runs for 54 minutes. Reed Baskin, MD UT Health Science Center

Hemophilia Presented January 30, 2008. Runs for 56 minutes. Marion Dugdale, MD UT Health Science Center

Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia: Changing Treatment Strategies Presented January 23, 2008. Runs for 45 minutes. Harvey B. Niell, MD UT Health Science Center

2008-A Pancreas Transplant Odyssey Revisited Presented January 16, 2008. Runs for 55 minutes. Robert J Stratta, MD Wake Forrest University School of Medicine

A link Between Autoimmunity and Neurodegeneration: A New Prospective on Mutiple Sclerosis Presented January 9, 2008. Runs for 45 minutes. Michael C. Levin, MD UT Health Science Center

End of Life Care in Patients with Lung Cancer Presented December 19, 2007. Runs for 48 minutes. John Griffin, MD UT Health Science Center

NSAIDS, Coxibs and Saftey: Has the Dust Finally Settled? Presented December 12, 2007. Runs for 57 minutes. Benjamin Wang, MD, FRCPC UT Health Science Center

Salt-The Essence of Life Presented December 5, 2007. Runs for 57 minutes. Sergio Acchiardo, MD UT Health Science Center

Molecular Mechanisms by which Insulin Enhances Lipogeneisis via Sterol Regulatory Element Binding Protien 1c: Regulation of the Regulator Presented November 14, 2007. Runs for 57 minutes. Marshall B. Elam, MD, PhD UT Health Science Center

Hypertension as a Risk Factor for Stroke Presented November 14, 2007. Runs for 56 minutes. Costantino Iadecola, MD Weill Medical College of Cornell University

Clinical and Experimantal Hypersension:Role of Development Presented November 14, 2007. Runs for 38 minutes. Julie R. Ingelfinger, MD Harvard Medical School

Role of Aldosterone in Clinical Hypertension Presented November 14, 2007. Runs for 49 minutes. David A. Calhon, MD University of Alabama at Birmingham

Advances in Endoscopic Ultrasound in the Diagnosis of Neoplasms Presented November 7, 2007. Runs for 50 minutes. Farees Farooq, MD UT Health Science Center

Colorectal Cancer Presented October 31, 2007. Runs for 65 minutes. Sadanand Patil, MD UT Cancer Institute

What's next in the Management of End-Stage Heart Failure & Cardiac Remodeling Presented October 24, 2007. Runs for 56 minutes. Mariell Jessup, MD University of Pennlylvania

Update on Thyroid Cancer Presented October 17, 2007. Runs for 44 minutes. R. Michael Tuttle, MD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Inhaled Corticosteroids & Long Acting Beta 2 Agonist in COPD Presented October 10, 2007. Runs for 41 minutes. Muthiah Muthiah, MD, FCCP UT Health Science Center

Syphilis the Olde, the New, and the Ugly and What you need to Know in the Age fo HIV Presented October 3, 2007. Runs for 67 minutes. Robert E. Morrison, MD UT Health Science Center

Antibiotic Resistance in Memphis: Implictions for Patient Care Presented September 26, 2007. Runs for 58 minutes. Ted Morton, PharmD. BCPS UT Health Science Center

Why we Care About the Chronic Care Model Presented September 19, 2007. Runs for 48 minutes. G. Walton Garriss, III, MD, MS Vanderbilt University

Calcium Score: A Hard Decision Presented September 12, 2007. Runs for 39 minutes. Ahmad Munir, MD UT Health Science Center

Itching More than Scratching the Surface 2007 Presented September 5, 2007. Runs for 58 minutes. Gil Yosipouitch, MD Wake Forest Univeristy Medical Center

Managing Sleepiness in Shift Work Sleep Disorder Presented August 29, 2007. Runs for 46 minutes. Thomas Roth, PHD University of Michigan College of Medicine

The Multidisciplinary Thoracic Onclolgy Clinic Presented August 22, 2007. Runs for 43 minutes. Ray U. Osarogiagbon, MD, FACP UT Health Science Center

Rheumatology Presented August 15, 2007. Runs for 39 minutes. Richard Brasington, MD Washington University School of Medicine

Medicine in Kenya: Management of Big Diseases with Small Resources Presented August 8, 2007. Runs for 48 minutes. Bruce W. Steinhauer, MD UT Health Science Center

Gastroenterology/Hepatology Presented August 1, 2007. Runs for 35 minutes. David Tichansk, MD UT Health Science Center

Gone with the Wits: Aging and Diseases of Bone, Lipid, and Glucose Presented July 25, 2007. Runs for 60 minutes. Stavros Manolagas, MD, PhD University of Arkansas Medical Sciences

Chrinic Kidney Disease: Remix Presented July 18, 2007. Runs for 50 minutes. Kim Huch, MD UT Health Science Center

DNA Vaccines for Autoimmune Disease Presented July 11, 2007. Runs for 50 minutes. Hideki Garren, MD, PhD Stanford University

Therapy for Renal Cell Carcinoma with Emphasis on Targeted Tehrapy Presented June 20, 2007. Runs for 36 minutes. Barry Boston MD UT Health Science Center

Sarcopenia in the Obesity Era Presented June 13, 2007. Runs for 49 minutes. Stephen B. Kritchevsky, PhD Wake Forest University Health Sciences

Pulmonary, Cirtical Care and Sleep Medicine Presented May 30, 2007. Runs for 1 hour 2 minutes. Dennis G. Maki, MD Univeristy of Wisconsin Medical School

Understanding Glucocorticoid in Health and Disease Presented May 16, 2007. Runs for 58 minutes. Louis J. Muglia, MD, PhD Washington University School of Medicine

Acute Infectious Diarrhea: Global Challenges & Incremental Progress Presented May 2, 2007. Runs for 44 minutes. James M. Fleckenstein, MD UT Health Scinece Center

Gastroenterology Lessons from Afghanistan Presented April 25, 2007. Runs for 52 minutes. Brad Waters, MD UT Health Scinece Center

H5Ni Influenza: Will it Attain Pandemic Potential? Presented April 18, 2007. Runs for 55 minutes. Robert G. Webster, PhD, FRS St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Diastolic Heart Failure Presented April 11, 2007. Runs for 47 minutes. Michael R. Zile, MD Clemson University

Physician's Guide to FDA Presented April 4, 2007. Runs for 57 minutes. Jonathan Wilkin, MD Ohio State University

Cord Blood Cell Transplant in Adults Presented March 28, 2007. Runs for 59 minutes. Rajneesh Nath, MD UT Cancer Institute UTHSC

Quality Improvement in the Care of Chronic Kidney Disease Presented March 21, 2007. Runs for 36 minutes. Stephen Schwab, MD, Executive Dean UT Health Science Center

Spending, Quality, and the Paradox of Plenty Presented March 21, 2007. Runs for 1 hour 3 minutes. Elliott S. Fisher, MD, MPH Darmoth Medical School and the Gerald I. Plitman Distinguished Visiting Professor for 2007

Evolving Treatment Strategies for Chronic Hepatitis B Presented March 14, 2007. Runs for 48 minutes. Emmet Keeffe, MD Stanford School of Medicine

Endovascular Managementof Aortic Diseases Presented March 7, 2007. Runs for 56 minutes. Michael Rohrer, MD UT Health Science Center

When Worlds Collide: Adolescents and HIV Presented February 28, 2007. Runs for 52 minutes. Pat Flynn, MD Professor of Pediatrics and Preventative Medicine, UTHSC St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Memphis, TN

Gout: Epidemiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment Presented February 21, 2007. Runs for 52 minutes. Lawrence N. Edwards, MD Professon and Vice Chairman Department of Medicine University of Florida, Gainsville, FL

New Risk Factor Test Presented February 14, 2007. Runs for 53 minutes. Vivian A Fonseca, MD Professor of Medicine Tulane University, New Orleans, LA

Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine Presented February 07, 2007. Runs for 59 minutes. Marin Kollef, MD Professor of Medicine Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Washington UNiversity St. Louis, MO

Therapeutic Options for the Dementias Presented January 31, 2007. Runs for 59 minutes. Alexander Auchus, MD Professor of Nuerology University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis, TN

The Perinatal Consult: An Internist's Survival Guide Presented January 24, 2007. Runs for 58 minutes. Robert Egerman, MD, FACOG Professor of Nuerology University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis, TN

Hepatitis C Present and Future Presented January 17, 2007. Runs for 59 minutes. Satheesh Nair, MD FACP Professor of Nuerology University of Tennesee Health Science Center Memphis, TN

Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies Presented January 10, 2007. Runs for 59 minutes. K.C. Cheng,PhD MBA Medarex, Inc. Bloomsbury, NJ

Physician's Role in Ending the Tobacco Pandemic Presented December 20, 2006. Runs for 59 minutes. Alan Blum, MD Professor, Wallace Endowed ChairCollege of Community Health Sciences The University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL

Neointimal Hyperplasia in Uremia Presented December 06, 2006. Runs for 56 minutes. Christie Green, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Memphis, TN

Endocrinology: Advanced Lipid Testing Presented December 06, 2006. Runs for 56 minutes. Thomas A Hughes, MD Professor of Medicine Memphis, TN

Infectious Diseases Presented November 29 , 2006. Runs for 58 minutes. Keith Kaye, MD Assistant Associate Professor of Medicine Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC

Use of Telehealth Technology in Oncology Presented November 15 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 3 minutes. Furhan Yunus, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine UT Cancer Institute, Memphis, TN

Hypertensive Nephropathy and Diabetes Presented November 08 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 58 minutes. Hanna E. Abboud, MD Professor and Chief, The Division of Nephrololgy Department of Medicine, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX

Cardiovascular Events in Cancer Trials and Cancer Events in Cardiovascular Trials Presented November 01 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 3 minutes. Marc A. Pfeffer, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine Cardiovascular Division Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, MA

Implementation Research: What, Why, and Where? Presented October 18 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 11 minutes. Catarina Kiefe, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine and Biostatistics University of Alabama Birmingham, Birmingham, AL

Molecular Signaling Defects in Insulin-Resistant Diabetic and Obese Humans, Translation Research Studies Presented October 4 , 2006. Runs for 57 minutes. Robert V. Farese, MD Professor and Director, Division of Endocrinology University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

The Road to Wasting is Paved with Lost Minerals Presented September 20, 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 21 minutes. Karl T. Weber, MD Neuton Stern Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine UT Health Science Center, Memphis TN

Bone Health Education Initiative: The Role of the RANK/RANKL/OPG Pathway in Bone Loss and Associated Diseases Presented September 13, 2006. Runs for 58 minutes. Marc C. Hochberg, MD, MPH

H5N1 Influenza: Will it Attain Pandemic Status Presented September 06 , 2006. Runs for 51 minutes. Robert G. Webster, PHD Department of Infectious Diseases Division Of Virology St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Memphis TN

Kidney Stones Presented August 30 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 3 minutes. William B. Bastnagel, MD Associate Professor of Medicine UT Health Science Center, Memphis TN

What Happened to Those Who Lost TennCare? Presented August 16 , 2006. Runs for 50 minutes. Stephanie Connelly, MD Assistant Professor of Preventive Medicine UT Health Science Center, Memphis TN

Minimally Invasive Bariatric Surgery Presented August 09 , 2006. Runs for 45 minutes. Atul K. Madan, MD Associate Professor of Surgery UT Health Science Center, Memphis TN

Novel Actions of Insulin and Glucose Presented August 02 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 18 minutes. Paresh Dandona, MBBS Director, Diabetes Endocrinology Center of WNY Chief, Division of Endocrinology, SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo NY

Case-Based: Post Transplant Lymphoma and NK Cell Leukemia with Hemolysis Presented July 26 , 2006. Runs for 46 minutes. Reed Baskin, MD Associate Professor of Medicine UT Cancer Group, Memphis TN

An Era of Burgeoning New Therapies in RA and Systemic Sclerosis: If you Have to Have an Awful Disease, This Is a Good Time to Get It Presented July 19 , 2006. Runs for 49 minutes. Daniel E. Furst, MD Carl M. Person Professor of Rheumatology University of California of Los Angeles, Los Angeles CA

Recent Cholesterol Trials Presented July 12 , 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 8 minutes. Stewart L. Nunn, MD University Distinuished Professor of Medicine UT Health Science Center, Memphis TN

Malaria Pathogenesis and a Vaccine Presented June 21, 2006. Runs for 1 hour and 4 minutes. Patrick Duffy, MD Member, Seattle Biomedical Research Institute and Affiliate Associate Professor Department of Pathobiology University of Washington, Seattle WA

Renal Cell Carcinoma Presented June 14, 2006. Runs for 55 minutes. Andrew D. Liman, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine UT Cancer Institute University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis TN

Gene Therapy of RA with Intranasal Administration of Plasmid Coding for IL-10 Presented June 7, 2006. Runs for 52 minutes. Gabriel S. Panayi, MD, DSc, FRCP Arthritis Research Campaign Professor of Rheumatology and Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist Guy's King's and St. Thomas' School of Medicine King's College, Guy's Hospital, London England

Scientist Behaving Badly: The Ethics and Regulation of Research Misconduct Presented May 31, 2006. Runs for 54 minutes. Terrance Ackerman, PhD Professor and Chairman Department of Human Values and Ethics University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis TN

PCOS and Insulin Resistance: Clinical Implications Presented May 17, 2006. Runs for 50 minutes. James E. Nester, MD, FACP Chair, Division of Endocrinology & Metabolism Vice Chairman, Department of Internal Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond VA

HIV and HCV, New Challenges, New Promise Presented May 10, 2006. Runs for 52 minutes. Douglas T. Dieterich, MD Professor of Medicine The Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York NY

The Treatment of Ankylosing Spondylitis-2006 Presented May 3, 2006. Runs for 55 minutes. Arthur L. Weaver, MD, MS, FACP, MACR Clinical Professor of Medicine University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha NE

How Helicobacter Pylori Influences People Presented April 26, 2006. Runs for 50 minutes. Martin J. Blaser, MD Fredrick H. King Professor of Internal Medicine Chair, Department of Medicine New York University School of Medicine, New York NY

Between the Healer and the Hopeful: The Physician-Patient Relationship in a Postmodern Era Presented April 19, 2006. Runs for 1 hour. W. Clay Jackson, MD, DipTh Family Medicine, Palliative Medicine Medical Director, Methodist Alliance Hospice, Memphis TN

Novel Strategies for Defining Risk in Non ST Elevation ACS Presented April 5, 2006. Runs for 50 minutes. Paul W. Armstrong, MD Professor of Medicine University of Alberta, Edmonton Alberta