ASN Podcast

Tod Ibrahim talks to Dr. Vivek Jha, president of the International Society of Nephrology, about how COVID-19 has affected India and the ways India's society has made the virus a significant challenge.

Tod Ibrahim talks to Dr. Darilyn Moyer, Executive Vice President/CEO of the American College of Physicians. They discuss issues such as how the COVID-19 crisis has highlighted certain inequities in health care in the United States.

Tod Ibrahim talks to Dr. Alice Sheridan and Dr. Martina McGrath, the new editorial team of the Nephrology Self-Assessment Program, also known as nephSAP.

In a COVID-19 policy update, Tod Ibrahim and David White talk about ensuring that international medical graduates have the ability to work in the United States during the crisis.

Tod Ibrahim and David White discuss ASN's work to get emergency funding for kidney research during the COVID-19 crisis.

Tod Ibrahim talks to two leaders at the University of Alabama at Birmingham: Anupam Agarwal, MD, FASN, ASN President and head of the nephrology division; and Jeanne Marrazzo, MD, head of the infectious disease division.

Tod Ibrahim and David White talk about a range of policy issues relevant to the COVID-19 crisis, including physician reimbursement for telehealth, workforce diversity and health disparities, and what reopening the country might look like.

Dr. Jeffrey Silberzweig, CMO of the Rogosin Institute and co-chair of the ASN Emergency Partnership Initiative, talks about how the COVID-19 crisis unfolded in New York and the response to it.

Tod Ibrahim and David White give a rundown of the latest policy issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, including proposals to implement widespread contact tracing in the US.

What is happening with COVID-19 in Boston? What issues must researchers address immediately to help kidney patients during this pandemic and future ones? Dr. Dan Weiner of Tufts Medical Center talks to ASN's David White about the facts on the ground.