ASN Kidney Week 2012 Podcast (Day 2)

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ASN Kidney Week 2012 Podcast (Day 2)

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28 minutes

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Nov 3, 2012

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In the second of three Kidney Week 2012 podcasts, ASN President Ronald J. Falk, MD, FASN interviews Tobias Huber, MD (University of Frieberg) Julie R. Ingelfinger, MD (Massachusetts General Hospital) Rajnish Mehrotra MD, FASN (University of Washington).

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Nov 3, 2012

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Nephrology Care in Developing Countries: Frederic Finkelstein on developing programs and delivering care. by ASN Podcast
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The Fellowship and Residency Experience: Fellows discuss medical school and residency issues. by ASN Podcast
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ASN Kidney Week 2012 Podcast (Day 2)

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