The diuretic comparison project is a large, well done, pragmatic trial, that puts to rest the debate of HCTZ versus chlorthalidone. Listen to the Filtrate wrestle with their own cognitive dissonance.

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13/ In 2020, the inclusion of the race modifier in our equations came into question. NKF and the ASN announced a joint task force to examine the suitability of a race modifier in GFR estimating equations. Listen to the Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast podcast on this here: nephjc.com/freelyfiltered…

At home trying to recover from a nasty cold. Perfect time to catch up on my Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast podcasts! Thoroughly enjoyed the ones on MyTEMP and StopAce so far. Joel M. Topf, MD FACP Swapnil Hiremath @[email protected] Amit Garg Jordy Cohen, MD, MSCE LaurieTomlinson

Anuja Java, MD (she/her) WU in STL Nephrology SLU Nephrons BTW loved your guest appearance on Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast reviewing #TMA team for #NephMadness 💪🏻👊🏻

This episode of ⁦Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast⁩ was phenomenal

If you are interested in pragmatic trials, it is a must

⁦Joel M. Topf, MD FACP⁩ ⁦Swapnil Hiremath @[email protected]⁩ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fre…

Really cool to hear Schulich WesternU’s own Amit Garg discussing the MYTEMP trial on this weeks episode of Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast

Reading the EMPA-KIDNEY editorial in NEJM this week -

A case of where Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast gets it right - NEJM suggests the benefit of SGLT2i is modified by RASi (it isn’t in EMPA-KIDNEY, or when totality of data examined)

Check out the podcast to find out why Swapnil Hiremath @[email protected]

discussing STOP-ACEi Trial with fellow filtrates Joel M. Topf, MD FACP and Jordy Cohen, MD, MSCE (who coins 'therapeutic hypercreatininemia') and special guest @roxytonin on Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast

Dear nephrologists

can we talk about this business of dialysis for high ammonia in #cirrhosis ?

I only hear whispers about this but then I heard on Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast that it was discussed at kidney week 😱

I am trying to understand. Are people really dialyzing for HE treatment?

Hope the American Society of Nephrology program committee is listening to this episode of Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/fre…
Sophia Ambruso Nayan Arora,MD Joel M. Topf, MD FACP have a lot of critical feedback while Joshua Waitzman, MD PhD is measured 🤣

Nice accomplishment for friend of the pod. Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast

Freely Filtered 053: The Kidney Week Draft
Great Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast pod as usual. Agree #kidneywk was awesome, but Orlando is lame venue (convention center was insanely big!) Lots of annoying audience Qs. We def should ditch fellow procedural requirements.
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52 episodes of Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast, one for every card in the deck. You know what that means? The next episode is the joker.

👀look who I caught dinner with tonight!!? Jennie Lin 👩🏻‍⚕️🧬 joining some University of Colorado Nephrology nerds on our stomping grounds before her #APOL1 #grandrounds talk tmrw!

John Montford was there, was negligent & didn’t catch him in pic 😐

#NephTwitter Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast

This is what every episode of Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast sounds like before the editing magic happens.

Enjoyable commute listening to Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast talking about pseudo-nephrotoxicity and tazocin. Think soccer joke from Todd Miano, PharmD,PhD may have gone above the intellectual heads of the likes of Swapnil Hiremath @[email protected], but I liked it 👌

Had a truly fantastic time discussing our recent Vanc-Piptazo AKI paper with the gang at the Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast podcast! If you are really bored and have an hour of time to kill, check it out.

The NSMC is a year long program with a large faculty. We meet on Zoom and interact on Slack. Neither are free. NephJC has two podcasts, Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast and Channel Your Enthusiasm: The Burton Rose BookClub and we need to pay for editing software.

Since 2015, the NSMC has been training fellows and early career nephrons to use social media for medical education. Graduates from the program are now key players at KIReports, @NephSIM, TheSkeletonKeyGroup, Renal Fellow Network, NephroPOCUS, Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast, Channel Your Enthusiasm: The Burton Rose BookClub, The Nephron Segment: A Kidney Podcast

8/10 Priya Yenebere, besides her cool Twitter handle, helped with #NephJC hosting and the blog with Zac Cerra.
But lately, she has been part of Freely Filtered: A NephJC Podcast 👇
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