Reposted by haysamrady
Dietary potassium can be good for you.
AND there is little to no correlation btwn dietary K intake & serum K level (even in pts w/ CKD).
#Kidneywk
AND there is little to no correlation btwn dietary K intake & serum K level (even in pts w/ CKD).
#Kidneywk
November 8, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Dietary potassium can be good for you.
AND there is little to no correlation btwn dietary K intake & serum K level (even in pts w/ CKD).
#Kidneywk
AND there is little to no correlation btwn dietary K intake & serum K level (even in pts w/ CKD).
#Kidneywk
Reposted by haysamrady
And in the evening
- a CAR T in refractory SLE
- a PKD trial
- increasing PD in Vets
- Povetacicept in IgA
- TESTING Longterm term data
- what do the AHA/ACC BP guidelines mean?
#KidneyWk
- a CAR T in refractory SLE
- a PKD trial
- increasing PD in Vets
- Povetacicept in IgA
- TESTING Longterm term data
- what do the AHA/ACC BP guidelines mean?
#KidneyWk
November 8, 2025 at 2:11 PM
And in the evening
- a CAR T in refractory SLE
- a PKD trial
- increasing PD in Vets
- Povetacicept in IgA
- TESTING Longterm term data
- what do the AHA/ACC BP guidelines mean?
#KidneyWk
- a CAR T in refractory SLE
- a PKD trial
- increasing PD in Vets
- Povetacicept in IgA
- TESTING Longterm term data
- what do the AHA/ACC BP guidelines mean?
#KidneyWk