weddellite.bsky.social
Stone former, stone preventer
https://nyulangone.org/doctors/1629018908/david-s-goldfarb
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Thank you
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OMG - you have Jose Iglesias!
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Ummmmm…
www.nejm.org/doi/10.1056/...
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N Engl J Med
. 2024 Jun 27;390(24):e62.
doi: 10.1056/NEJMp2406794.
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Agreed - also their recounting of overt racism in @nejm.org has been brave, eye-opening and important to a complete history of medicine
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Thank you Governor
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Right so don’t vote for the CR!
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Discussed here sciencebasedmedicine.org/settledscien...
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But I’ll tell you truthfully that I’m ready to switch to Molsons under the despicable current political circumstances
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So sad - hope you don’t have to drink URINE now - ie Molson et al but: www.businessinsider.com/brewery-sell...
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Another NEJM case without CaOxD crystals, as @juancarlosqvelez.bsky.social suggests. In stone cases, CaOxD have a slight correlation with more urine calcium; if EG cases don't have high UCa (and why should they?) maybe the CaOxM crystals predominate.
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www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
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TL amazing pics
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aMAZing comprehensive masterly talk by @mattbultitude.bsky.social
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Fantastic program developed by society president @krispenniston.bsky.social #rock2025
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you're so fast. Here's my dropbox link: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ko6bo...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39878020/
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I wrote about it here: pbfluids.com/2016/01/pati...
And here: pbfluids.com/2016/01/pati...
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Well known, ancient fact. Data probably older than me, which is saying a lot. Deliver Na to the aldosterone-responsive CCD in a patient with primary hyperaldo and a greater degree of hypokalemia than usually associated with TZ will occur. Think of it if K < 3.6 but I made that up.