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Fast Facts address knowledge gaps in healthcare enabling a dialogue between healthcare professionals, patients and other stakeholders from the healthcare ecosystem. We provide premium content to improve medical practice and our goal is to promote health through communication with a global network of medical practitioners and patients. Fast Facts Nephrology is a must listen for busy clinicians, allowing them to get quickly up-to-speed on the latest developments from the field.
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This is the third episode in our series on myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in their diagnosis and management. In this episode, Dr. DiNardo discusses the missing pieces of MDS management, starting with the latest approvals in MDS treatment and how eligibility for clinical trials is assessed.…
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This is the second episode in our series on myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in their diagnosis and management. In this episode, Dr. Griffiths discusses what makes Real World Evidence and how it is obtained or archived, the risk stratification of MDS and what that means for gathering evidenc…
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This is the first episode in our series on myelodysplastic syndromes which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in their diagnosis and management. In this episode, Dr. DeFilipp outlines the current and upcoming treatments for myelodysplastic syndromes. He discusses doublet and triplet combinations that are moving the needle on disea…
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This is the third episode in our series on cholangiocarcinoma which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in its diagnosis and management. In this episode, Melinda Bachini discusses the use of biomarker testing in cholangiocarcinoma. From the perspective of a patient advocate, she explains how to relay complex information about bioma…
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This is the second episode in our series on cholangiocarcinoma which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in its diagnosis and management. In this episode, Dr. Marina Baretti discusses the safety of fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) inhibitors, drawing from her clinical experience. She details current safety data, and explain…
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This is the first episode in our series on cholangiocarcinoma which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in its diagnosis and management. In this episode, Dr. Sameek Roychowdhury discusses fibroblast growth factor receptor (FGFR) inhibitors in the management of cholangiocarcinoma—how long they’ve been in use, and what we know about …
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This is the third episode in our series on colorectal cancer which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in the management of colorectal cancer. In this episode, Dr. Ben George discusses the importance of real-world data in managing metastatic colorectal cancer care outcomes, and the inescapable truths of daily life that impact patie…
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This is the second episode in our series on colorectal cancer which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in the management of colorectal cancer. In this episode, Dr. Reetu Mukherji discusses unmet needs in the treatment landscape of colorectal cancer. She explains where the greatest needs are in current management, and what research…
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This is the first episode in our series on colorectal cancer which aims to update clinicians on the latest developments in treatment. In this episode, Dr. Arvind Dasari starts by explaining the current management of colorectal cancer, and then outlines the latest developments in immunotherapy and targeted therapies, touching on specific trials pres…
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This is the fifth episode in our series Public Health and Nephrology Worldwide which aims to bring awareness to the growing public health problem of kidney disease. In this episode, Dr. Polianna Albuquerque explains what toxin-related AKI is and why it’s a growing public health problem. She gives examples of toxin-related AKI in her clinical practi…
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This is the fourth episode in our series Public Health and Nephrology Worldwide which aims to bring awareness to the growing public health problem of kidney disease. In this episode, Dr. Claure-Del Granado explains what herbal nephropathy is and why it’s important for healthcare professionals to be aware of it. He explains the pros and cons of herb…
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The third episode in our series Public Health and Nephrology Worldwide which aims to bring awareness to the growing public health problem of kidney disease. In this episode, Drs. Silva Junior and Ferreiro Fuentes discuss why they felt it was important to create a book on the subject, and what they are witnessing in their home countries of Brazil an…
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The second episode in our series Public Health and Nephrology Worldwide which aims to bring awareness to the growing public health problem of kidney disease. In this episode, Dr. Simon Fraser delves deeper into the epidemiology of the growing incidence of kidney disease around the world. He also discusses public health measures that have been taken…
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Welcome to the third episode in a three-part special live from ESMO 2022. In this episode focused on breast cancer we speak with Dr Hope Rugo, Director of Breast Oncology and Clinical Trials Education at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. Dr Rugo summarizes the TROPICS02 trial that she…
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Welcome to the second episode in a three-part special live from ESMO 2022. In this episode focused on breast cancer, we speak with Dr Shaheenah Dawood, a practicing medical oncologist from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dr Dawood discusses the MONARCH3 trial – its background, recent findings and how it differs from the MONARCHER trial. Coverage is al…
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Welcome to the first episode in a three-part special live from ESMO 2022. In this episode focused on colorectal cancer, we speak with Dr Chetan Deshmukh, a practicing medical oncologist from Pune, India. Dr Deshmukh discusses the results from the CARIO5 study, which have been presented at the congress. He also shares with us his thoughts on the pro…
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The first episode in our series Public Health and Nephrology Worldwide which aims to bring awareness to the growing public health problem of kidney disease. In this episode, Dr. Simon Fraser explains, in epidemiological terms, the scale of the problem. This podcast accompanies a book on the subject, Nephrology and Public Health Worldwide, 2021, ava…
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The fifth and final episode of our special series on breast cancer for Karger’s Fast Facts Oncology Podcast. In episode we are joined by Abeda Steenkamp, breast cancer survivor and Service Coordinator for the Cancer Association of South Africa. Join us as we talk about stigma and taboos surrounding breast cancer in South Africa (CANSA). Furthermore…
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The fourth episode in a five-part special on breast cancer for Karger’s Fast Facts Oncology Podcast. In this episode we are joined by Dr Omar Hamid from Nairobi Kenya. Dr Omar is a clinical oncologist and passionate advocate for affordable cancer care. Listen in as we discuss whether advances in breast cancer treatment are really a boon for patient…
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The third episode in a five-part special on breast cancer for Karger’s Fast Facts Oncology Podcast. In this episode we are again joined by Dr Shaheenah Dawood, a consultant medical oncologist and professor in clinical oncology from the United Arab Emirates, for the second part of our discussion on the ‘changing landscape in managing breast cancer p…
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The second episode in a five-part special on breast cancer for Karger’s Fast Facts Oncology Podcast. In this episode we are joined by Dr Shaheenah Dawood, a consultant medical oncologist and professor in clinical oncology from the United Arab Emirates, to discuss the changing landscape in managing breast cancer patients. To accompany this series on…
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The first episode in a five-part special on breast cancer for Karger’s Fast Facts Oncology Podcast. In this episode we are joined by Dr Vinicius Knackfuss Gonçalves from the Hospital São Lucas da PUCRS, in Porto Alegre Brazil to discuss the topic of penetration of breast cancer screening in low middle income countries. To accompany this series on b…
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The third episode of a three-part special on ‘Kidney Itch’ (Chronic Kidney Disease-Associated Pruritus) for Karger’s Fast Facts Nephrology podcast, with Dr Hugh Rayner, retired consultant nephrologist from the UK. In this episode we discuss the management of kidney itch and its impact on patients' quality of life. To download a free copy of Dr Rayn…
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The second episode of a three-part special on ‘Kidney Itch’ (Chronic Kidney Disease-Associated Pruritus) for Karger’s Fast Facts Nephrology podcast, with Dr Hugh Rayner, retired consultant nephrologist from the UK. In this episode we explore the diagnosis and classification of kidney itch. To download a free copy of Dr Rayner’s Fast Facts Kidney It…
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The first episode of a three-part special on ‘Kidney Itch’ (Chronic Kidney Disease-Associated Pruritus) for Karger’s Fast Facts Nephrology podcast, with Dr Hugh Rayner, retired consultant nephrologist from the UK. In this episode we explore the definitions and causes of kidney itch. To download a free copy of Dr Rayner’s Fast Facts Kidney Itch book…
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In this episode of Karger’s Fast Facts Podcast, the final instalment in a three-part special on hyperkalemia and chronic kidney diseases, we talk with George Bakris, Professor of Medicine at University Chicago Medicine, and Director of the American Society of Hypertension Comprehensive Hypertension Center. Dr Bakris joins us to discuss patient prof…
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In this episode of Karger’s Fast Facts Podcast, the second in a three-part special on hyperkalemia and chronic kidney diseases, we talk with Janani Rangaswami, attending nephrologist and Professor of Medicine at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, USA. Dr Rangaswami joins us to discuss low potassium vs plant-bas…
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In this episode of Karger’s Fast Facts Podcast, the first in a three-part special on hyperkalemia and chronic kidney diseases, we talk with Adam Whaley-Connell, Professor of Medicine at the University of Missouri School of Medicine and Harry S Truman VA Hospital, USA. Dr Whaley-Connell joins us to talk about the molecular basis of how hyperkalemia …
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