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• Jennifer Henry

  25 March 2008 | 19:21

  I also on Kidney International, and sit next to katie in the New York office of NPG (or ‘Nature America Inc.’ as it says on my visa).

• Kiyoshi Mori

  28 March 2008 | 04:22

  Hi
  I am a nephrologist-scientist working in Kyoto University. I worked for Dr. Jonathan Barasch, Comubia University, during 2002-2005 and came back to Kyoto. I enjoyed enthusiasm, parades and restaurants in Manhattan, living in midtown-west close to Central Park.
  -Kiyoshi

• Sanjin Racki

  09 April 2008 | 19:45

  Hi, I am nephrologist working in University Hospital Center Rijeka, Croatia, Europe. I am scientist too, assisitant professor in the field of nephrology. Current interest is based on investigations about inflammatory processes in the dialysis patients and application of new therapies and dialysis membranes. Have a good team of young scientists willing to work ( but I am not old eighter :)) I also enjoy enthusiasm. Also like other social life aspects, sharing experiences etc.
  Greetings to all current and future group members…Sanjin

• Anil Vasudevan

  10 April 2008 | 08:36

  Hi, i am a pediatric nephrologist-researcher based in Bangalore (better known as silicon valley of India). My interest are renal genetics (currently working on subtle renal hypoplasia), proteomics and translational research.

• Barbara Marusiak

  14 April 2008 | 16:51

  Good morning all!

  I am a project mananger at Bard Peripheral Vascular designing and working on clinical trials using stents/stent grafts in the AV access. Currently working on PhD in clinical research manangement at ASU. In what spare time I have, enjoy gardening, cooking, and just having fun!

  Barb

• Anonymous

  24 April 2008 | 18:04

  Hi. I AM MEDICAL Dr. work in nephrology center LIBYA SINCE 5 YEARS . AND TRY TO GET MRCP AND NEPHRO BOARB. NOW we AS Dr suffer from isolations .not given chance to take part in international nephro conferance. but work hardly to reduced suferance of our pts

• Mathew Koech

  28 July 2008 | 19:14

  Hi, newbie here. I am a medical Officer working with the renal unit of Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital(MTRH) in Eldoret, western Kenya. I am not a nephrologist yet having graduated with an MBchB in 2006 from the University of Nairobi.

• Katie Young

  29 July 2008 | 16:44

  Welcome, Mathew! What’s your course of action towards a terminal degree (if any), now that you’ve graduated? What’s the educational process in Kenya for nephrology?

• Joe McCleskey

  01 August 2008 | 16:46

  Aloha Katie Young,
  I am a retired Engineer, who presented to my PCP in late 06 about frequent night toilet trips. This lead to finding & treating prostate cancer. Has been eight months since treatment. It has been a very slow healing process made difficult because the frequent night toilet trips. IN-OUT logs indicate that urine production during the day are about 28 cc/hr vs. night of 125 cc/hr. I posted the kidney day-night question, but have had no responses. Is this the correct place to post such a question?
  Thank you,
  Joe McCleskey

• Sreebhushan Raju

  02 August 2008 | 05:07

  Dear Mr. Joe,
  During deep sleep, A hormone called ADH is secreted which retains the water filterd by glomeruli and hence less urine production. During day time it acts normally according to the water intake and serum osmolality. But disturbed sleepcan disturb even the ADH secretion and lads to frequent urination if you are awake. It is common experience for all the human beings.
  Dr. Sree Bhushan Raju, Nephrologist, hyderabad, INDIA
  sreebhushan@hotmail.com

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