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https://t.co/xZ8RGSifW7 Happy Thanksgiving. Please enjoy this latest episode of the JIM podcast as we explore the valleys and mountain tops of living with Cystic Fibrosis from a patient perspective. Life is what you make of it. @AFMResearch @JohnDDickinson1

https://t.co/Fo0Z0aTH4D @AFMResearch New research published in JIM shows the treatment potential for novel Angiotensin II receptor blockers, allisartan, in a model of high fat diet induced inflammation.

https://t.co/4Ic2PB4RoV @AFMResearch New perspectives from Dr. Baer https://t.co/NX3Gl73xBW the 1,000,000+ Renal reporting data base in the United States. Overall, the prevalence of NTM infection led to increased mortality by multivariable analysis in dialysis patients.

https://t.co/AKcjK13lEP Ying-Chou Chen and colleagues provide some interesting data from a cross sectional case control study of men with gout. Using data from DXA scans, both lean and fat mass were associated with development of gout. @AFMResearch

Current hemodialysis has been a lifesaving modality yet it has limitations. Newer technologies are needed to improve outcomes. In this concise review, Teressa and Jonny provide a glimpse at new dialysis technologies to improve outcomes. @AFMResearch https://t.co/VrHZSzeOCI

Check out our latest JIM podcast on the trials and progress in Sickle Cell Disease (SCD). Our guest this month is Dr. Greg Vercellotti from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Vercellotti is a physician scientist focused on SCD. @AFMResearch https://t.co/ARUmWPpxFK

https://t.co/QaoW77gEfR New podcast up! JIM's editor Dr. Richard McCallum provides a succinct and practical oversight in to the diagnosis and management of gastroparesis. @AFMResearch

https://t.co/ZZY2QP89gN @AFMResearch Please see this fascinating review published in JIM detailing new data on bacterial-human interactions through small coding RNAs.

https://t.co/KXHvVZrnMI A new study identifies the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on utilization of gastroenterology services and the importance of social determinants of health. @AFMResearch

https://t.co/GORbml8fWY This study hightlights a novel method for detecting dynamic thiol-disulfide oxidation which may lead to know insights in the disease pathogenesis of Chronic Lymphocytic Anemia. @AFMResearch

As the COVID pandemic continues to unfold, we discover the role of modifying medications. In this study by Fatma Dihowm et al, we see the protective role of statin medications in outcomes for COVID-19. Bottom line -do not stop statins. @AFMResearch https://t.co/H8XzY1moNX

https://t.co/zoabpC2Ozd Curious about the NIH Loan Repayment Program (LRP) ? Check out this podcast from JIM where we interview Dr Sara Myers about LRP details and eligibility. @AFMResearch

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https://t.co/WMK9J8O9nC June 2022 issue of JIM

https://t.co/XG2H1hfsgS https://t.co/4ByMEetn7I Here is a fantastic methods paper to help you strengthen your own clinical/translational study and better scrutinize the works of others that you critically reviewing. @AFMResearch

Thank you Samrat Das for your vision and leadership at AFRM. https://t.co/v7BmctZd1k Please join us in this JIM Podcast with Drs. McCallum and Das as they discuss where we are at AFMR and where we are going in the future. @AFMResearch @SamratD40417560