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great show Scott! I am missing the links you mentioned at the end though… thanks!

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tom fiero
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cool as always, scott. thanks.

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Sorry if I’m too late to the show, but I am really interested in that editor position you mentioned in your podcast. I am a first year critical care fellow (not for long though).

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ToxNow.org doesn’t seem to bad neither.

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Inorganic chemistry, skiing, guiding and combat medicine for fun.
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