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See Latest ArticlesPhosphate: despite advances in research, the benefits to patients remain limited
Kidney International, 02/18/09
De Broe ME - Tremendous progress has been made over recent years in the understanding of the mechanisms regulating calcium, phosphorus, vitamin D, and parathyroid hormone homeostasis in the normal human body and in patients with different degrees of renal failure.
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