This is a summary of a presentation I watched at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meeting. Speakers: Kam Kalantar-Zadeh MD, Kristin Larson NP, Wei
Category: Potassium
Last night I was in the poster hall and talked to folks about my poster. Thanks to everyone who stopped by! My poster talk When
My first post from the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meeting! Writing from Long Beach California, this morning I attended a presentation on potassium and
Given that constipation is known to contribute to hyperkalemia risk and many ostomies are associated with increased fecal volume, the most well-known impact is hypokalemia.
My favourite topic – Hyperkalemia! There are some excellent points in this section. For repeat visitors to my blog, you will know that: So let’s
In nutrition, feeding studies are one of the best ways for researchers to investigate cause and effect relationships. I think of it as akin to
As a continuation of this post, I am taking a closer look at two feeding studies. Both studies report data on dietary potassium intake and
This is another post for my Nutrition Research Method series. These posts review the methods used in research to estimate what people are actually eating.
On the same track as my previous post about artificial intelligence, I am continuing in the trend by reviewing an article that looked that predictors
They were all discussed in today’s journal article! There is growing recognition that the causes of hyperkalemia are multi-factorial. This has increased the encouragement for