NephMadness
NephMadness is a nephrology educational initiative that is modeled after the college basketball tournament but with nephrology concepts.
It’s that time again when we start planning for NephMadness 2021, and we’d like to hear from you! Which nephrology topics would you like to see in next year’s tournament? We’ve had great fun and success crowdsourcing topic
[read more...]The NephMadness Court of Champions welcomes a new member: SGLT2 Without Diabetes Mellitus. Every year, there are NephMadness surprises such as an unexpected pick by the Blue Ribbon Panel or a virtual NephMadness party house. This year, the big story
[read more...]Now that we have announced the NephMadness 2020 Champion, SGLT2i Without DM, who are the winners? Grand Prizes TOP OVERALL SCORE: Zachary Cerra @ZacCerra This NephMadnessNewbie won NephMadness 2020 with 53 points! Zachary is a 1st-year medical
[read more...]NephMadness 2020 officially kicked off on March 13th, 2020, with 32 teams in 8 regions. Today, we reveal the Champion as voted by the Blue Ribbon Panel: The final game didn’t disappoint anyone watching. It was a very close game before the crowd
[read more...]The #Filtered4 games have concluded. How is your bracket doing now? Are you still in it to win it? Tweet your reactions: #NephMadness We present: HD Access Region vs Ethics Region Given how deep we are in the tournament, the fans expected a close,
[read more...]The Championship Matchup for NephMadness 2020 is drawing near! Do you agree or disagree with the Blue Ribbon Panel‘s votes so far? Check out the Current Standings and tweet your reaction and score with the hashtag: #Filtered4
[read more...]How are you doing after the first round of NephMadness 2020? This round, the regional champions are named. Did the Blue Ribbon Panel keep your bracket alive or break your heart? Check out the Current Standings and tweet your reaction and score with
[read more...]The first round results from NephMadness 2020 are in! Who’s up? Who’s down? Who’s in? Who’s out? Which team was your bracket buster? Where did the Blue Ribbon Panel go wrong? Tweet your reactions with hashtag: #Saturated16 We present the
[read more...]Alvin Moss @AMOSS7 Alvin Moss is a Professor of Medicine at the West Virginia University School of Medicine in the Sections of Nephrology and Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine. He chairs the Coalition for the Supportive Care of Kidney Patients.
[read more...]Brendon Neuen @brendonneuen Brendon Neuen is an academic nephrology registrar at Royal North Shore Hospital and an NHMRC Postgraduate Scholar at The George Institute in Sydney, Australia. His research focuses on the effects of SGLT2 inhibitors on
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