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Mar 2022
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Freely Filtered 043: NephMadness and Ani...

NephJC Team
About this episode

The Filtrate:

Joel Topf

Joshua Waitzman

Nayan Arora

Sophia Ambruso

Jordy Cohen

Special Guest:

Kelly Hyndman

Editor:

Joel Topf

PodCrawl

Monday, March 14: The Curbsiders 

An Internal Medicine Podcast…for the Internist. This episode will focus on the Cardiorenal region with Game Maker, Joel Topf @Kidney_Boy, and Selection Committee Member, Sadiya Khan @HeartDocSadiya

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Tuesday, March 15: The Drs. Washington

The Drs. Washington are three sister physicians who discuss their story and the stories of minority physicians, tips for students interested in careers in medicine, and health-related topics. In this episode, Katie Rizzolo @katierizzolo and Dinushika Mohottige @DMohottige discuss social and physical determinants of health as well as governmental and institutional initiatives that affect health inequities in nephrology.Listen on Apple or Spotify

Wednesday, March 16: The Cribsiders

On this pediatric podcast, go deep into the Neonatal AKI bracket with the writer, Michelle Starr @mcstarr1

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Thursday, March 17: Up My Nursing Game

Up My Nursing Game is an educational nursing podcast that uses expert interviews to address common nursing questions and pitfalls. It offers free CE credits through VCU Health. This episode featuring Bourne Auguste @bourneauguste and Daniel Weiner @DanTheKidneyMan will focus on blood pressure and Dialysis

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Friday, March 18: Best Science (BS) Medicine

The Best Science Medicine podcast is all about helping primary care clinicians incorporate the best available evidence into their practice in order to help facilitate shared decision-making. In this episode, Game Makers Samira Farouk @ssfarouk and Matthew Sparks @Nephro_Sparks discuss the tricky issue of albuminuria – who to monitor, what to monitor, and who to treat. They spend a lot of time dribbling and end up deciding that nothing is a slam dunk, so stay until the end for a real buzzer beater.

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Saturday, March 19: Freely Filtered

The Filtrate break down the Animal House region with Selection Committee Member Kelly Hyndman @DrKeeksPhD.

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Show Notes:

Kelly Hyndman is an Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Section of Cardio-Renal Physiology and Medicine, Division of Nephrology, at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She has trained both in comparative physiology and kidney physiology labs and is currently a principal investigator of a basic science lab with research interests in novel mechanisms of fluid-electrolyte balance.

From Fish to Philosopher by Homer Smith. Review from 1954 in JAMA.

#BlueRibbonFail

Marine Iguana Visual Abstract by Sophie

The Octonauts

The Oregon Trail

CRIC Study

Animal House 2022 blog post by Tiffany Truong

Giraffes sleep 4.6 hours a day. Behavioural sleep in the giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) in a zoological garden

Tobias Wang

Peter Bie

Gimli the Corgi Giraffe

ManBearPig from South Park

Mike Tyson

Emus, not mammels

Climate Change Threats on Black Bears in California

As Winter Warms, Bears Can’t Sleep. And They’re Getting Into Trouble.

Fat Bear Week has a champion: All hail 480 Otis

Stillsuit in Dune

Freely Filtered 042: Nephrin Antibodies Cause Minimal Change Disease. Wait...What?

A molecular mechanism explaining albuminuria in kidney disease

American Heart Association Hypertension Podcast with Swapnil Hiremath and Carolyn Thomas

Link to all the AHA podcasts

The Trojan horse Affair podcast

Curbsiders #321 Hypertension FAQ with Jordy Cohen

The Alpinist

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