Hannah, Avi, and I are very excited to announce our new Curious Clinicians YouTube page. Check out our first video and subscribe to see what we have in store!

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Don’t miss our first video podcast on YouTube!

Why do your fingers wrinkle in the bath?

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Thank you to all the podcasts that shared highlights from #NephMadness 2024:

GN in Ten The Curious Clinicians The Nephron Segment: A Kidney Podcast the EMCrit Crew Filtrate The Curbsiders Critical Care Time The Intern At Work PD Exchange

Catch up here: bit.ly/3P4pyLF

No way!!!! One of my favorite podcasts EVER. 10/10 recommend.

It is based on UNDERSTANDING

📣 Cool announcement! 📣

We have officially launched the The Curious Clinicians YouTube channel!

First episode answers the question, why do your fingers wrinkle in the bath?

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Why do your fingers wrinkle when you take a bath?

Find out the answer on our latest episode, ‘Aquagenic Wrinkling’!

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Check out our latest Substack!

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Our UMAMI episode is live! Originally posted back in September 2020, we examine why this savory flavor is so delicious. Subscribe and listen to learn more...

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Catch up on all the #NephMadness 2024 podcasts:
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Featuring:
- GN in Ten
- PD Exchange
The Curious Clinicians
The Nephron Segment: A Kidney Podcast
the EMCrit Crew
Filtrate
The Curbsiders
Critical Care Time
The Intern At Work

Happy listening!

Acetaldehyde is the likely mechanism for causing macrocytosis in alcohol use due to interaction with the cytoskeleton and stimulation of lasix sensitive ion transporters in the RBC membrane The Curious Clinicians curiousclinicians.libsyn.com/86-enlarging-a…

If you've ever wondered why chronic alcohol use can cause RBC macrocytosis, our latest episode - 'Enlarging Alcohol' - is for you!

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If you missed our recent episode about thalidomide embryopathy, consider diving in to learn more!

Welcome to NephMadness 2024! In collab w/ Things We Do For No Reason, we are excited to promote this amazing annual med-ed opportunity.

Jeff Kott joined us to discuss two hot button nephrology topics in this year’s bracket 😊

Listen to the ep:
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“History & Hemochromatosis: The Ins and Outs of Iron” is live!

Why might the mutations leading to hereditary hemochromatosis have offered an evolutionarily advantage to our Neolithic ancestors? (It involves cereal and milk!)

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new episode of The Curious Clinicians up!
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You can also read more about thalidomide embryopathy on our Curious Clinicians Substack!

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The tale of thalidomide involves science, corporate hubris, public health heroism, and a middle ground between patient safety and the benefits of the drug.

We explore these layers in our latest episode: 'Thalidomide Embryopathy'

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🤔Why don't we transfuse to a normal hemoglobin?

In many cases, we aim to restore values to the normal range. Potassium and other electrolytes. Even white blood cells.

But not hemoglobin.

In most situations, we accept >7g/dL, far less than normal. Why are we so tolerant?