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American Kidney Fund releases report to support measures for improved diagnosis, treatment
The American Kidney Fund released a report urging policymakers and advocates to support kidney care measures to improve diagnosis and treatment, according to a press release.
Potential inverse relationship found between phthalates and kidney function in pilot study
PHILADELPHIA — An examination of patients with chronic kidney disease identified comparable amounts of organic pollutant contamination to the baseline population, according to data from a pilot study presented at ASN Kidney Week.
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Lower cellular respiration found in platelets of patients with CKD
PHILADELPHIA — Cellular respiration was reduced in platelets and increased in peripheral blood mononuclear cells from patients with chronic kidney disease, according to data from a study presented at ASN Kidney Week.
Combined tenapanor, sevelamer may control serum phosphate in certain patients on dialysis
PHILADELPHIA — Tenapanor in combination with sevelamer may control serum phosphate levels in patients with hyperphosphatemia on dialysis, according to data from ASN Kidney Week.
Knowledge gap, lack of counseling pose barriers to contraceptive use among women with CKD
A lack of knowledge about reproductive health and inadequate counseling from physicians were cited as barriers to contraceptive use among women with chronic kidney disease, according to a qualitative study published in Kidney Medicine.
Updated recommendations, panel sessions among highlights at 21st annual WCIRDC meeting
Presentations on the latest cardiometabolic research, panel discussions and updated practice recommendations are among this year’s highlights at the 21st World Congress on Insulin Resistance, Diabetes & Cardiovascular Disease.
Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis-kidney failure may have clinical, economic burdens
Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis-attributed kidney failure may be linked with significant clinical and economic burdens, according to a recently published study.
AI approach predicts glomerular filtration rate after nephrectomy
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A fully automated artificial intelligence approach predicted post-nephrectomy glomerular filtration rate with comparable accuracy as validated clinical prediction models, according to study results.
Two post-approval outcome trials of anti-hyperkalemia drug stopped for logistical reasons
AstraZeneca announced that two post-approval randomized heart- and kidney-related outcome studies of its anti-hyperkalemia drug have been stopped due to slow enrollment and low event rates.
Inflammatory mediators could provide link between obesity, CKD
PHILADELPHIA — The association between obesity and chronic kidney disease may be partially explained by inflammatory cytokines and high levels of leptin, according to data from a study presented at ASN Kidney Week.
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