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27 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.
- ASN President Parikh Urges Workforce Growth, Policy Advocacy Amid Visa Fee Concerns · ASN President Samir Parikh highlights kidney care advancements while urging policy changes to support the workforce.
- Home Hemodialysis Linked to Higher Infection Rates Than In-Center Care · Study finds vascular access infection rates are higher in home hemodialysis patients compared to those in in-center dialysis.
- Study finds higher mortality with intermittent dialysis for AKI patients · French ICRAKI trial stopped early over higher death risk with intermittent hemodialysis.
- Experts Warn Prediction Markets Threaten Clinical Trial Integrity · Experts caution that prediction markets may undermine the validity and equipoise of clinical drug trials.
- Deprescribing feasible for hemodialysis patients, workflow barriers remain · Study finds deprescribing safe for older hemodialysis patients but faces clinical integration challenges.
- Addressing 'rustout' occupational exhaustion among dialysis technicians · Article outlines 'rustout' syndrome and solutions for US dialysis technicians
- Study finds lower kidney transplant rates for Medicare Advantage beneficiaries · JAMA published study shows reduced kidney transplant access for Medicare Advantage patients.
- Connie Rhee outlines five core themes for early-career research careers · Nephrology chief Connie Rhee presents research career guidance at medical conference.
- Study finds kidney transplant gaps persist despite disability discrimination laws · JAMA study finds US anti-discrimination laws did not reduce kidney transplant disparities for disabled patients.
- Octogenarians face higher mortality switching from peritoneal to hemodialysis · Study finds elevated mortality risk for patients over 80 switching from PD to hemodialysis.
- Heat Exposure and Dialysis: New Data Link Climate Risks to Kidney Health · Recent studies reveal heat exposure worsens kidney disease while dialysis contributes to environmental damage.
- FDA Approves Gazyva for Pediatric Idiopathic Nephrotic Syndrome · US FDA approved Genentech's Gazyva for idiopathic nephrotic syndrome in patients aged 2+
- FDA Approval Expands Access to Medium Cutoff Dialyzers for Better Middle Molecule Clearance · FDA clearance for the ELISIO-HX dialyzer enables expanded hemodialysis to improve middle molecule clearance.
- Rising Heat Threatens Athlete Kidney Health, Experts Warn · Experts warn that rising temperatures and dehydration pose severe kidney risks to athletes at all levels.
- Pacibekitug IL-6 antibody reduces inflammation in phase 2 trial · Investigational pacibekitug cut hsCRP by 85% with quarterly dosing in phase 2 testing.
- Higher Cardiorespiratory Fitness Linked to Slower Kidney Function Decline · Study finds higher cardiorespiratory fitness associated with slower kidney function decline over five years.
- Northwestern Medicine completes 25 awake kidney transplant procedures · Northwestern Medicine has performed 25 awake kidney transplants using spinal anesthesia.
- Study finds 32% of pediatric peritoneal dialysis patients experience touch contamination · Research finds one third of children on peritoneal dialysis have touch contamination events.
- Vegetarian Diet Linked to Lower Chronic Kidney Disease Risk in UK Study · A large UK study found vegetarians had a significantly lower risk of developing chronic kidney disease compared to high meat eaters.
- Study: Hemodiafiltration Linked to Lower Mortality Than High-Flux Dialysis · A large study found hemodiafiltration was associated with lower all-cause mortality compared to high-flux hemodialysis.
- Mayo Clinic Nephrologist Praises GlomCon Hawaii Focus on Rare Glomerular Diseases · Paul E. Hanna, MD, highlights GlomCon Hawaii as a premier conference dedicated to rare glomerular diseases.
- Expert Discusses IgA Nephropathy Phase 3 Trials and Future Research · Paul E. Hanna discusses phase 3 IgA nephropathy trials and future study designs at GlomCon Hawaii.
- Nephrologist urges Medicare payment fix to keep community vascular access centers open · Nephrologist Omar Davis warns low Medicare reimbursement is closing vascular access centers and raising catheter use.
- GlomCon Hawaii fosters open debate and collegial atmosphere · Dana Rizk describes GlomCon Hawaii as a positive environment for challenging speakers.
- Dana Rizk Discusses Phase 4 Trial Design for IgA Nephropathy · Dana Rizk outlines strategies for implementing phase 4 clinical trials in IgA nephropathy at GlomCon Hawaii.
- Sibeprenlimab Shows Remarkable Results in IgA Nephropathy Trial · Dana Rizk reports remarkable efficacy and solid safety for sibeprenlimab in treating IgA nephropathy.
- Medicare Secondary Payer Act May Cost Federal Government Billions in Lost Tax Revenue · Study finds Medicare Secondary Payer Act causes federal government to lose billions annually in forgone tax revenue on dialysis.