In this episode, we chat with Alice Sabatino from the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden about diet and hyperkalemia. How have new potassium binders and RAAS inhibitors changed the way we manage potassium? And do patients really need to cut out fruits and vegetables anymore? Alice shares practical diet tips and fresh insights from recent research.
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#56 Hepatorenal syndrome, with Juan Carlos Q. Velez
In this episode, we head to New Orleans, USA where Juan Carlos Q. Velez helps us unravel the mystery of hepatorenal syndrome. We’ll explore its mechanisms, the two distinct types, and evolving treatment strategies that might finally improve outcomes for patients with advanced liver disease.
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#57 Presentation of the «Strong Kidneys Task Force», with Charles Ferro
In this episode, Charles Ferro from Birmingham, United Kingdom, presents the ERA’s Strong Kidneys Task Force. Learn how this Task Force is raising global awareness about kidney health, building partnerships with national societies, and inspiring people to take care of their kidneys.
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Trailer Presentation of the «Strong Kidneys Task Force», Diet and hyperkalemia and Hepatorenal syndrome
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#54 Sustainable nephrology, with Ivo Laranjinha and Susi Knöller
Ivo Laranjinha and Susi Knöller from the ERA Sustainable Nephrology Task Force share insights on practical actions that can make a measurable difference in nephrology. By the end of the conversation, it became clear that green nephrology isn’t boring, it represents the opportunity of this generation.In this episode, we refer to an article featured in Clinical Kidney Journal (CKJ), you can find the link here.
Welcome to "A Pinch of Salt- A podcast by ERA". Each month, we'll release three episodes with nephrologists and other physicians who have other interests outwith medicine. Hosts: Andrej Skoberne and George KosmadakisAn initiative by ECC – Electronic Communication Committee
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