Outcomes Using Lower vs Higher Hemoglobin Thresholds for Red Blood Cell Transfusion

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RT @NickRhysMT: @NephJC @paulphel and Jama 2013 https://t.co/GNEPhwJLls #nephjc although not for symptomatic pts or with coronary artery di…

@NephJC @paulphel and Jama 2013 https://t.co/GNEPhwJLls #nephjc although not for symptomatic pts or with coronary artery disease (obv)

http://t.co/jYRNU9908j Hoping that Dr Carson will be a speaker at the next French Congress of Cardiology in Paris (Jan 2016)

Expert review by the experts: which transfusion strategy is best ? Lower or higher threshold ? http://t.co/jYRNU9908j

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