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Greater high-fat dairy, high-fat milk consumption may reduce risk of CKD
Among people without chronic kidney disease, consuming a greater amount of high-fat dairy or high-fat milk corresponded with a lower risk of CKD, according to data published in the Journal of Renal Nutrition.
Lack of protein negatively impacts skeletal muscle mass recovery after kidney transplant
Protein intake positively correlated with recovery of skeletal muscle mass in kidney transplant recipients, according to a study in Clinical Nutrition.
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About half of patients in nephrology know a plant-based diet can improve CKD
A survey of various patients in nephrology revealed that more than half knew a plant-based diet can be beneficial for chronic kidney disease, according to data published in the Journal of Renal Nutrition.
Presenter: Novel methods are needed to implement intradialytic exercise
Intradialytic exercise is difficult to implement, but the right methods may yield significant benefits for patients, according to a presenter at the International Conference on Dialysis.
Value-based care offers a holistic approach to nutrition management
The dietitian-patient relationship is an ongoing connection sustained throughout the health journey for patients with chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease.
Motivational interviewing is key to success with the renal diet
When Alexandra Lautenschlaeger, RDN, LD, counsels a patient with end-stage kidney disease who is starting dialysis, she understands the long journey the patient has already logged.
More prescriptions a patient has linked with poor nutritional status in those with CKD
Among patients with chronic kidney disease, the more medication prescriptions one has is associated with poor nutritional status, according to data published in the Journal of Renal Nutrition.
Dietary potassium intake linked with blood potassium concentration in patients with CKD
Among patients with advanced chronic kidney disease, increasing dietary potassium consumption to recommended levels can increase blood potassium concentration on a short-term basis, according to results of this study.
Intradialytic exercise, protein consumption does not prevent uremic toxin removal
Exercise and consuming protein during hemodialysis does not compromise uremic toxin removal in patients with end-stage renal disease, according to data published in the Journal of Renal Nutrition.
Study: Food insecurity should be considered in CKD treatment
In a study in which more than 70% of patients with chronic kidney disease reported food insecurity, researchers emphasized the consideration that should be placed on access to food in CKD treatment.
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