Episode 458 – A Case & The Book – Rabih and Reza discuss with Dr. Daniel Kelmenson, a patient with severe hypoxemia

Reza· Host0:00

That we're gonna release throughout a couple of our new book.

Rabih· Host0:03

Yes, Prof Rez.

Reza· Host0:05

Which is titled- Yeah ... The Discipline of Diagnosis: Cases and Visuals That Teach You How to Think from the Clinical Problem Solvers. It is being released on Wednesday with the release of this episode.

Rabih· Host0:19

May 13th.

Reza· Host0:20

May 13th.

Rabih· Host0:22

2026.

Reza· Host0:24

2026. And what we request is that, you know, CP Solvers has always been a grassroot movement, and we are where we are because of each of you. This is the honest truth. We self-published this. Let us show the whole medical community and the whole publication community that you don't need a fancy publisher. You don't need millions of dollars. All you need is a pen, a paper, some smart folks, a will, and an amazing community. Go and buy this book and leave a review on it. Whatever that review is, leave it, but buy this book from Amazon.

Rabih· Host1:03

Can I ask you two questions?

Reza· Host1:05

Please.

Rabih· Host1:05

Okay, now we have to slow down, right? 'Cause you have so much enthusiasm. But I want a raw... This is... By the way, if any of you think that this is scripted or prepared, s- uh, take out the cerumen out of your ears. They're massively plugged. [laughs] So Prof Rez, two honest questions. First, what, what will the average person getting this book really get out of it? Honestly, what will they get out of it?

Reza· Host1:26

They will get a story of