This is part of my Low eGFR in Athletes Series. In my previous post, I reviewed an article, where the authors reported that Cystatin C
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This is part of my Low eGFR in Athletes series. In this series, I review various components needed to accurately assess kidney function when muscle

This is part of my low eGFR in athletes series. A series of posts focusing on the impact of muscle mass and nutrition recommendations in

Recently I received an email asking about how to interpret a low eGFR in athletes. This is an excellent question because interpreting eGFR results can

When my patients are considering starting on GLP1s, one of the things I assess for is malnutrition risk. And I admit, I worry about about