What the outcome trials measured in the kidney
Estimated glomerular filtration rate is a calculation with muscle mass in the denominator of its assumptions. In this population that matters.
TheCompound Journal
Reporting on incretins, compounding & the peptide supply chain
Page 2 of 2 of this archive, newest first.
Estimated glomerular filtration rate is a calculation with muscle mass in the denominator of its assumptions. In this population that matters.
A robust, cheap, standardised assay with a specific and well-catalogued set of failure modes, several of which are common in this population.
Three different explanations for the same abnormal number, and how to tell them apart.
Estimated glomerular filtration rate is a calculation with muscle mass in the denominator of its assumptions. In this population that matters.
A flag is a probability statement about a population. It is not a statement about the person holding the printout.
A monitoring schedule requires evidence about incidence. For this population, that evidence does not exist.
A flag is a probability statement about a population. It is not a statement about the person holding the printout.
What the renal and hepatic outcome programmes actually measured, and over what duration.
Which movements are expected, which resolve, and which warrant investigation.
A robust, cheap, standardised assay with a specific and well-catalogued set of failure modes, several of which are common in this population.
Micronutrient guidance for this drug class is borrowed almost entirely from post-bariatric surveillance, where the anatomy is different and the deficiency mechanisms are not…
Asymptomatic pancreatic enzyme elevation is common on treatment and is not pancreatitis. The distinction is clinical, not biochemical.
Which markers are informative, which are confounded, and which move for reasons unrelated to nutrition.
Reduced intake is a plausible mechanism for deficiency. Reduced absorption is not, and the two are conflated in most of the advice.
Asymptomatic pancreatic enzyme elevation is common on treatment and is not pancreatitis. The distinction is clinical, not biochemical.
What the trials measured, which in the case of micronutrients is very little.
Asymptomatic pancreatic enzyme elevation is common on treatment and is not pancreatitis. The distinction is clinical, not biochemical.
Three different explanations for the same abnormal number, and how to tell them apart.