Stan, Clarence, and Barry chat with Dr. Paul Waytz on arthritis and rheumatology.Dr. Waytz - an experienced Rheumatologist - began his career as a physician in med school at the University of Illinois with an Internal Medicine Residency and Rheumatology Fellowship at the University of Minnesota. After two years in academic medicine, Dr. Waytz transitioned to private practice for the next 34 years. While Dr. Waytz retired from seeing patients in 2014, he continued with the clinic as a principal investigator for drug studies and clinical research focusing on implicit bias and DEI relations.Listen along as Dr. Waytz shares his wisdom on rheumatology and arthritis.Join the conversation at healthchatterpodcast.comBrought to you in support of Hue-MAN, who is Creating Healthy Communities through Innovative Partnerships.More about their work can be found at http://huemanpartnership.org/
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Hello, everybody. Welcome to Health Chatter. Today's show is on arthritis and rheumatology, and I've got some personal experience with this, so this is going to be an interesting show with our guest, Paul Waits. I'll introduce him in just a second. We've got a great crew, as always, that That helps Clarence and I make these shows successful for you, the listening audience.
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So all these people are great. Then, of course, there's Clarence. Clarence and I are great colleagues, partners, and have a lot of fun doing these shows and like to chat. And that's what this show is all about, health chatter. In addition, we have with us today, Barry Baines, who's our medical advisor and also a guest, Arianda Tordoff, who will be listening in.
And if she has questions, she can chime in as well. So thanks to everybody. Thanks also to Human Partnership, who's our sponsor for these shows, community health organization that does wonderful, wonderful things out in the community, including, Health Chatter, which is really cool. So you can see them at Human. You can visit their website at humanpartnership.org. You can also see us.
Our Health Chatter website is healthchatterpodcast.com. If you really love us, you can even give us a review and tell us how great our shows are. Actually, you could even do it the other way if you think it's not so great, but we'd rather have it the former way. So thanks to everybody for being with us. Thanks to our background crew. Today we have Dr. Paul Waits with us.
Paul, I've actually known, he lives in the hood, in the neighborhood here, and we run into each other every once in a while. Ironically, we did. I think if I remember right, Paul, you were walking back from the library with a backpack or a bag full of books. Exactly. And we sat and chatted. I said, God, Paul, you'd be great to be on our show. So he said, absolutely, let's do it.
He did his undergrad at Washington U and St. Louis internal medicine residency and rheumatology fellowship at the university of Minnesota did a lot of work in, in rheumatology and arthritis, and also did quite a bit of, um, research in, in that area. So not only, um, a great clinician, but a, a researcher as well. He retired. He joined our crew a few years back, but, um,
He still does a lot of great volunteer work out in the community because he thinks it's important, including gardening and also mentoring students. He's got a great family. I know some of his family that lives close by, which is kind of nice when you have grandkids. So welcome to the show. It's really nice to have you. Thanks for having me.
Thanks for having me. It's a pleasure to be here.
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