Debra Blair, MPH, RD, CSR

 
 

Recent Articles

Excessive Fluid Intake Can Be Harmful

July 09, 2009

Although adequate fluid intake is an essential requirement for survival, excessive fluid intake can increase morbidity and mortality in stage 5 CKD patients, according to a recent study.
 

Vitamin C Supplementation and CKD

June 15, 2009

Although the healthful effects of vitamin C are well-established, there are concerns about excessive intake of this vitamin by CKD patients.
 

Nutrition Therapy for Gastroparesis

May 01, 2009

Recommendations include eating small frequent meals, chewing foods well, and limiting insoluble fiber.
 

Nutrition Guideline for Kids with CKD Updated

April 07, 2009

New version expands on recommendations to ensure adequate dietary intake among children with CKD.
 

Food Safety Issues for CKD Patients

March 01, 2009

Like immunocompromised individuals, CKD patients are especially vulnerable to foodborne illnesses.
 

A Case for Nutritional Supplements

February 02, 2009

They may benefit dialysis patients whose dietary intake is not sufficient to meet nutrient needs.
 

If Transplant Candidates' Diets Fail

January 23, 2009

Patients who need to lose weight to have a renal transplant have several bariatric options.
 

Iron Supplements in CKD: An Update

December 08, 2008

Iron from dietary sources is inadequate to address functional iron deficiency associated with ESA use.
 

More Frequent Dialysis Has Benefit

November 01, 2008

Short daily or nocturnal hemodialysis improves nutrition better than conventional hemodialysis.
 

The Nutritional Benefits of Exercise

October 01, 2008

Resistance exercise added to oral supplements may boost net muscle protein balance.
 
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