husband, dad, scientist, nephrologist

Kansas, USA
Joined February 2018
#JasonStubbs @KUNeph @kujgki is on the program!
Details about the program of the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Phosphate are out now: grc.org/physiology-biology-a…
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Details about the program of the Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on Phosphate are out now: grc.org/physiology-biology-a…
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Our PKD Summer Research Students are on 🔥 in the labs! Impressive group of future scientists and physicians! @PkdResearch
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🔥🔥Please join us Fri Jun 10th for the 2022 Jared Grantham Symposium "The Future of PKD Research"
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Don't miss the Jared J.Grantham Symposium on the future of PKD research. Please click on link to register! @KUMedicine @KUSM_Wichita @PkdResearch us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
🔥🔥Please join us Fri Jun 10th for the 2022 Jared Grantham Symposium "The Future of PKD Research"
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Brilliant talk today by ⁦@SethiRenalPath⁩ describing a 4 yr journey that led to the discovery of multiple antigens in MN Welcome to the era of precision nephrology!
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🥁🥁🥁Wonderful gathering @KUNeph to celebrate @Reem_A_Mustafa on her recent promotion as the latest Professor of Medicine in the division! 💫
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So excited to have @SethiRenalPath @MayoClinic visiting in-person this Friday @KUNeph to talk about the incredible recent advances in identifying causal antibodies in MN
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Congrats to MSTP student Lauryn Werner (G3-P5) for being awarded an NIH F30 Fellowship. Her project is titled “Progesterone promotes mammary gland tumorigenesis through immunosuppressive effects on dendritic cells.” #f30 #mdphd #mdphdprogram – at Kansas, USA
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🔥🔥New paper @AJPRenal from Stephen Parnell & Heather Riddle at the Jared Grantham Kidney Institute @KUMedCenter shows first robust model of spontaneous kidney stones in #ADPKD mice👇 🙏to @PKDFoundation for funding journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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Best discussion I've heard so far about how and when to use imaging vs. genetic testing in #ADPKD from @ndahl48 & @MattLanktree
With autosomal dominant polycystic #kidney disease, what relationship exists between kidney volume, measured GFR and age? Find out with @MattLanktree and @ndahl48. bit.ly/3DLHt38 #MedTwitter #CME
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Join @AllofusResearch "Ask Me Anything" forum on Reddit at 12 pm CDT Mon 3/28​ to hear Dean Akinlolu Ojo @KUMedicine together with @AllofUsCEO, @NIH scientists & other researchers address diversity in genomics research. Join the forum at reddit.com/r/askscience
Join @AllofUsCEO, @NIH scientists & other #researchers for a #RedditAMA on 3/28 at 1 p.m. EST. They will be answering questions about #genomics, diversity in biomedical research, & how our program’s dataset may help drive research forward & improve health equity. #ResearchAllofUs
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Faculty and fellows joining the #Nephmadness trend. #Parasites were not left behind in the dessert menu! Interesting discussions, important topics and excellent learning materials. #Nephmadness2022 #AJKD
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Happy #NephMadness Day! All the info you need to get started on the fun and learning: bit.ly/3MdMi8T 2022 Regions: -Animal House -Cardiorenal -Hemodialysis -Inequities -Lupus -Neonatal Nephrology -Nephropath -Parasites
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Parenting is a long game. Play to win. 15 high-impact principles for raising emotionally healthy adults: 🧵
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@KUNeph home to 2 Kaplan Prize winners: The late Jared Grantham, and James Calvet Go Jayhawks!
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Past winners of the Lillian Jean Kaplan Prize🥇 @PKDFoundation #ISNWCN
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Tonight, tomorrow, moving forward… Be kind to those around you Lift with intention People are suffering right now, be the person they can lean on And if you’re a leader in healthcare, just bite your tongue at work if it’s not a kind word. Seriously, it’s enough
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The case for physician-scientists: "The proportion of U.S. physicians engaged in research has declined from 4.75% of the overall physician workforce in the 1980s to approximately 1.5% today." Suspect it is even more dismal in nephrology😟 science.org/doi/10.1126/scit…
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