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Emergency Partnership Initiative prepares nephrology community for disasters
In the aftermath of Hurricanes Irma and Maria, which struck the Caribbean in September 2017, the American Society of Nephrology was asked to provide logistical support to kidney care providers and patients with kidney diseases.
Dietitians should take the lead in weight management for patients with kidney disease
Registered dietitian nutritionists caring for patients with chronic kidney disease are frequently challenged to help address multiple chronic diseases, comorbidities and acute issues to achieve goals for health and well-being.
Nephrologists can address inertia behind obesity care
Obesity is an important health issue for patients with chronic kidney disease, speeding its progression, contributing to disability and limiting access to organ transplantation. Up to now, nephrologists typically do not manage obesity.
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Pregnant women with kidney transplants likely to deliver by cesarean section
Women with a kidney transplant may be more likely to have a cesarean section, labor-free delivery and vaginal complications than those without a transplant, according to data from an Australia-based study.
Top nephrology stories of 2024
Healio has compiled a list of the most-read nephrology articles in 2024.
Pig kidneys, CMS decisions: Top transplant-related news in 2024
Healio has compiled a list of the most-read nephrology transplant news stories in 2024.
Popular nephrology-related Healio Exclusives of 2024
Healio has compiled a list of the most-read nephrology-related exclusive features in 2024.
Bill to expand financial support for living kidney donors progresses in Washington
Legislation that would expand eligibility for reimbursement of certain expenses related living organ donation passed the House and was introduced in the Senate, according to the website Congress.gov.
Longer wait from treatment withdrawal to circulatory death may increase organ availability
Extending the wait time between life-sustaining treatment withdrawal and circulatory death to 3 hours may boost the number of available deceased-donor kidneys for transplantation, data show.
Surgeons successfully transplant genetically edited pig kidney into living recipient
A woman from Alabama is the latest to receive a gene-edited pig kidney in a recent xenotransplantation at NYU Langone Health, according to a university press briefing.
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