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Today's episode features two articles: 

Rest Assured: Studies Show Sleep Affects Learning in Medical School 
 
USMLE Question Breakdown: Structural Changes to the Heart 
 
Question Excerpt: 

A 62-year-old man presented to the emergency room with a 45-minute history of severe chest pain. EKG shows ST elevations in leads II, III, and aVF...
... 
Which of the following conditions is the most likely the cause of structural changes to the patient’s heart?
A) Atrial septal defect
B) Mitral insufficiency
C) Long-standing hypertension
D) Mitral Stenosis
E) Recent myocardial infarction
F) Ventricular fibrillation
 
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Music: "So Into You" by Niights. Courtesy of Sun Pedal Recordings. Listen to the full track on Spotify. 
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