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Runners with red pee = red alert?…The answer to MOOC’s question of the week

Posted on April 4, 2016 by BMJ

Each week students in Professor Ian Shrier’s (@McGillU) Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) ask questions. We call on our ‘world expert panel’ for the answers, and profile select responses on the BJSM blog.   This week’s question: What are the possible causes for first time gross hematuria in a female runner who experiences some abdominal pain […]

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