Chronic Kidney Disease
EHR-based tool may accurately identify patients likely to have CKD
Monitors identify frequent preclinical cardiac arrythmias in patients with CKD, type 2 diabetes
Mobile cardiac telemetry monitors detected high rates of preclinical cardiac arrythmias in patients with chronic kidney disease and type 2 diabetes, according to a published study. Monitoring these patients for such abnormalities may help prevent clinically significant cardiovascular events, such as sudden cardiac death.
Metformin may lower mortality in patients with diabetes, high CVD risk
Proteinuria may contribute to greater risk for CKD progression in men than women
Ferric citrate complex can increase hemoglobin, reduce serum phosphate in advanced CKD
FDA approves new oral iron drug for CKD
Women who develop preeclampsia are at five-times greater risk for ESKD
Marijuana use associated with faster kidney function decline in patients with CKD
New pharmacological therapies change management strategy for hyperkalemia
VIDEO: Treatments in pipeline to address unmet needs in management of hyperphosphatemia
Healio spoke with Kevin Martin, MD, professor of medicine and director of the division of nephrology at Saint Louis University School of Medicine, about the challenges of managing hyperphosphatemia, prevention measures to recommend to patients at high risk for developing the condition, unmet needs in hyperphosphatemia management and more.