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Podcast 103: eGFR and cardiovascular risk assessment

from Clinical Conversations · host NEJM Group

Welcome back. We take a look this week at a study from Iceland that looks at whether estimated glomerular filtration rates have a role in estimating cardiovascular risk. Our interview is with Cambridge University’s Dr. Emanuele Di Angelantonio. Your comments are welcome, both here and to my email address: [email protected]. Interview-related links: BMJ study (free) BMJ meta-analysis (free) BMJ editorial (subscription needed) News-related links: ADHD story in Physician’s First Watch Archives of Disease in Childhood (abstract) MMWR (free) Annals of Family Medicine (free full text) The post Podcast 103: eGFR and cardiovascular risk assessment first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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Welcome back. We take a look this week at a study from Iceland that looks at whether estimated glomerular filtration rates have a role in estimating cardiovascular risk. Our interview is with Cambridge University’s Dr. Emanuele Di Angelantonio. Your comments are welcome, both here and to my email address: [email protected]. Interview-related links: BMJ study (free) BMJ meta-analysis (free) […]

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