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Smith DH et al. – Contrary to some previous reports, the authors did not find evidence of increased mortality with phosphorous, but did find that increased levels of phosphorous are related to excess rates of RRT. The work does not suggest that controlling phosphorous will lower the risk of RRT; the work motivates randomized controlled trials to investigate the clinical value of such interventions.

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