Dr. Weisbord discusses the prevalence of “renalism” and why we are depriving our patients of much needed care.

How to minimalist renalism? Zero or low contrast PCI. Thanks, Ziad Ali for an interesting solution to a widespread problem! Anand Prasad Ahmed Almomani

“Food as medicine” First: plant based diet. Glycerate in citrus fruits and glutamate in legumes associate w better CKD outcomes Cat Shah our moderator Shweta Bansal Anand Prasad

“Food as medicine” Intermittent fasting No difference in outcomes compared to calorie restriction. But a great way to maintain weight, whatever works to keep low calorie intake. Cat Shah Anand Prasad Shweta Bansal

Drs Ahmed Almomani and Marlene Garcia teaching is about peripheral and valvular calcium. Cardio Renal Metabolic Connections

Interprofesionalism in clinical practice. A panel w physician, pharmacist, dietician and APP discussing how to work together to provide efficient care to our patients. Team work makes the dream works Cat Shah Tareq Nassar, MD Shweta Bansal Anand Prasad University Health

Had a great time with ⁦Cardio Renal Metabolic Connections⁩ faculty! So many great thinkers and leaders. ⁦Shweta Bansal⁩ ⁦John Mandrola, MD⁩ ⁦Salud America!⁩ ⁦UT Health San Antonio⁩

The quest, a step closer but remains opened. UTHealthSA Nephrology

Well said Dr. B Dietary habits change, and for that cultural shifts are needed from very early on. It is a public health crisis. A pathophysiology based medication approach is must, rather than throwing any BP or hypoglycemic meds for these pts. UT Health San Antonio Research UT Health SA CME

Natriuretic effect of SGLT2i diminishes within few weeks, unlike portrayed in initial studies. See all the time in practice, esp in proteinuria - max dose ARB+ SGLT2i dont improve ACR & HTN w/out touch of diuretic. Katherine Tuttle Christos Argyropoulos MD PhD 0kale/acc 🇺🇸 journals.lww.com/jasn/abstract/…

It was fun to write about something you practice every day. Thanks S. Navaneethan for the opportunity. Distinguish true from apparent, understand basic reason (vol excess) & build trust to manage. #HTN #CKD journals.lww.com/co-nephrolhype…

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Cardio Renal Metabolic Connections! New name, same science. April 3-5, 2025 in beautiful San Antonio!!

Submit your science! #CRMC2025 Shweta Bansal UT Health SA CME Anand Prasad

Rising Prevalence of Primary aldosteronism: is due to more screening and awareness now or has something to do w high rates of obesity: our Narrative Review tries to answer this. ⁦stu linas⁩ ⁦Rajiv Agarwal MD, MS⁩ ⁦Cardio Renal Metabolic Connections⁩ link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Dapagliflozin improves estimated CVD and ESKD risk in T1D participants, emphasizing the need for cardiorenal outcome trials in people living with T1D. bit.ly/CJASN0641 Val Rac Frederik Persson #ASNCJASN

KDIGO-defined CKD and outcomes in patients with HFrEF, HFpEF, HFmrEF More urgency to consider disease modifying therapies to prevent GFR decline (SGLT2i, nsMRA, GLP-1a) in pts living with HF? jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.…

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Wrapped up 7th CRMC in beautiful San Antonio 14 scientific sessions 2 abstract sessions >40 expert speakers 5 Industry CME grants >20 exhibitors >300 engaged attendees discussed the intersection of heart kidneys & metabolic diseases ⁦Katherine Tuttle⁩ ⁦Cardio Renal Metabolic Connections⁩

Thrilled to discuss the pathogenicity of MR activation and role of MRAs. UT Health San Antonio Long School of Medicine University Health