Nephropeeps
@jpeeples.bsky.social
Christian. Husband. Dad. Friend. Literature Enthusiast. Former heavy metal guitarist/vocalist. Nephrologist in NC. Opinions are my own.
Or participate in a forum like NephJC or listen to the the podcast.
Carry what you learned with you as you tackle more papers.
I’ve certainly learned a lot about critical appraisal from the NephJC podcast!
Carry what you learned with you as you tackle more papers.
I’ve certainly learned a lot about critical appraisal from the NephJC podcast!
August 28, 2025 at 11:17 AM
Or participate in a forum like NephJC or listen to the the podcast.
Carry what you learned with you as you tackle more papers.
I’ve certainly learned a lot about critical appraisal from the NephJC podcast!
Carry what you learned with you as you tackle more papers.
I’ve certainly learned a lot about critical appraisal from the NephJC podcast!
I agree with you for sure.
What do you think about reading the editorial (if there is one) after you have read the paper?
For those learning to read papers outside of an academic environment I suggest reading the editorial after to see what you missed or didn’t know to look for.
What do you think about reading the editorial (if there is one) after you have read the paper?
For those learning to read papers outside of an academic environment I suggest reading the editorial after to see what you missed or didn’t know to look for.
August 28, 2025 at 11:16 AM
I agree with you for sure.
What do you think about reading the editorial (if there is one) after you have read the paper?
For those learning to read papers outside of an academic environment I suggest reading the editorial after to see what you missed or didn’t know to look for.
What do you think about reading the editorial (if there is one) after you have read the paper?
For those learning to read papers outside of an academic environment I suggest reading the editorial after to see what you missed or didn’t know to look for.
August 23, 2025 at 11:26 PM
Try and get generic vyvanse @mcuban.bsky.social ! Would be amazing.
August 23, 2025 at 2:24 PM
Try and get generic vyvanse @mcuban.bsky.social ! Would be amazing.
Them:…. 5000 meq of potassium?
Me:
Me:
homer simpson from the simpsons is standing in a grassy field and says oops .
ALT: homer simpson from the simpsons is standing in a grassy field and says oops .
media.tenor.com
July 28, 2025 at 10:36 PM
Them:…. 5000 meq of potassium?
Me:
Me:
Crunch wrap
a woman is eating a taco with a red ribbon on it .
ALT: a woman is eating a taco with a red ribbon on it .
media.tenor.com
July 15, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Crunch wrap
$15,080 at 40hrs/week with no vacation and before taxes
$13,594 after taxes (in NC for example)
And don’t think about taking time off
$13,594 after taxes (in NC for example)
And don’t think about taking time off
July 14, 2025 at 1:26 PM
$15,080 at 40hrs/week with no vacation and before taxes
$13,594 after taxes (in NC for example)
And don’t think about taking time off
$13,594 after taxes (in NC for example)
And don’t think about taking time off
Agreed. It’s also me being glib about my perspective as a privileged physician
For me, I can’t imagine eating that much processed meat (or meat in general).
For many Americans the only food they have access to and know how to prepare is processed meats and other ultra processed foods.
For me, I can’t imagine eating that much processed meat (or meat in general).
For many Americans the only food they have access to and know how to prepare is processed meats and other ultra processed foods.
July 6, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Agreed. It’s also me being glib about my perspective as a privileged physician
For me, I can’t imagine eating that much processed meat (or meat in general).
For many Americans the only food they have access to and know how to prepare is processed meats and other ultra processed foods.
For me, I can’t imagine eating that much processed meat (or meat in general).
For many Americans the only food they have access to and know how to prepare is processed meats and other ultra processed foods.
Not really. People with chronic conditions often choose to not have CPR performed because it often delays the inevitable and can prolong suffering while increasing trauma around their death.
June 7, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Not really. People with chronic conditions often choose to not have CPR performed because it often delays the inevitable and can prolong suffering while increasing trauma around their death.
And that’s the art of medicine
June 3, 2025 at 6:01 PM
And that’s the art of medicine