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Tyler Beauchamp

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Rising From ‘ The Pitt ’: Knowing When to Ask for Help

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By Tyler Beauchamp
| Medscape Verified
In the dim glow of the emergency department, Dr Robby holds an infant abandoned in the chaos of trauma. Robby cradles him with a tenderness that seems incongruous with the man we have watched unravel across the season. “You have so many wonderful things to see,” he whispers, his voice cracking.
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When Medical Drama Reflects Real Life: The Pitt Podcast

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By Tyler Beauchamp
| Medscape Verified
In the emergency department, every patient is a story. As the medical drama The Pitt has gained popularity, clinicians say they are hearing the same question from friends, family members, and patients: "Is it really like that?" Physician-journalist Alok Patel, who hosts the show’s companion podcast, has found that the series and its discussions provide a unique window into the realities of medicine.
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Lifetime alcohol use linked to higher risk of colorectal cancer, new study finds

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By Tyler Beauchamp
| The Pulse of NH Verified
Wine/Drinking/Alcohol (CREDIT: Makoto Honda / 500px/Getty Images) (NEW YORK) -- Long-term alcohol use has been linked to higher risks of colorectal cancer, according to a study published Monday in the journal Cancer. Researchers found that those with heavy lifetime alcohol consumption have up to a 91% higher risk of developing colorectal cancer compared with those who drank very little.
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