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A Team Approach to ADPKD Care

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By Amy Anderson Verified
| Yale University
In Depth Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) is an inherited condition where cysts filled with fluid develop on the kidneys. The cysts can grow larger over time and impact kidney function, leading to kidney failure. While ADPKD can affect other organs and systems, patients are primarily cared for by nephrologists since the kidneys are always impacted.
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Lubbock Police respond to shooting in East Lubbock

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By Amy Anderson Verified
| KAMC-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
Our beauty editor’s shopping list for Ulta’s sale As a longtime beauty editor, I’ve sampled more skin care and makeup products than I could ever reasonably count — and many of my favorite luxury items are currently on sale for 20% off at Ulta. This …
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Resident Roundup: Talal El Zarif, MD

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By Amy Anderson Verified
| Yale University
Q+A Meet Talal El Zarif, from Sidon, Lebanon. He attended The Lebanese University, and is a PGY-3 in the Traditional Internal Medicine Residency Program’s ABIM Physician-Scientist Research Pathway. I’ve always loved stories and patterns, whether in art, language, or numbers. I actually planned to pursue engineering initially because I enjoyed math and the precision of problem-solving.
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