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World Kidney Day - ‘Kidney Health for Everyone Everywhere’

World Kidney Day - ‘Kidney Health for Everyone Everywhere’

Highlights: World Kidney Day is celebrated on the 2 nd Thursday of March every year This year, it will be celebrated on Thursday 14 th March 2019 This year’s...

Frequent Night Visits To Bathroom May Affect National Economy

Frequent Night Visits To Bathroom May Affect National Economy

Highlights: Waking up twice or more number of times at night (nocturia) can impact a person’s sleep and well being and consequently affect productivity at work which in turn affects the ...

Fluorescent Urine Test Can Detect Organ Transplant Rejection: Here’s How

Fluorescent Urine Test Can Detect Organ Transplant Rejection: Here’s How

Highlights: Fluorescing urine can be indicative of organ transplant rejection This is mediated by nanoparticle sensors that emit signals, which pass in the urine and make it fluorescent...

Powerful Immune Molecule Protects Transplanted Organs

Powerful Immune Molecule Protects Transplanted Organs

Highlights: HLA-G dimer, a powerful immune molecule, is effective in protecting transplanted organs Lesser medicines and better outcomes for transplants pati...

Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Lowers Early Death Risk in Dialysis Patients

Increasing Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Lowers Early Death Risk in Dialysis Patients

Highlights: Fruit and vegetable consumption among dialysis patients is low However, increasing fruit and vegetable intake lowers the risk of early death in dialysis patients ...

Kidney Transplants for Minorities With Different Blood Type Are ‘Safe’

Kidney Transplants for Minorities With Different Blood Type Are ‘Safe’

Highlights: Patients from minority populations could safely get kidney transplants from deceased donors with different blood type Increased access to transplants and reduced waiting t...

Personalized Treatment Plans can Benefit Kidney Cancer Patients

Personalized Treatment Plans can Benefit Kidney Cancer Patients

Highlights: Personalized treatment plans for patients with small renal tumors may significantly increase life expectancy as opposed to partial nephrectomy Early-stage kidney cancer pati...

Kidney Disease Gene Variant Affects More Populations Than Believed Earlier

Kidney Disease Gene Variant Affects More Populations Than Believed Earlier

Highlights: Kidney disease risk variants of the gene APOL1 may significantly affect the Caribbean and Latin American populations Research team calls for deeper understanding of distrib...

Sugar-sweetened Beverage can Put You at a Higher Kidney Disease Risk

Sugar-sweetened Beverage can Put You at a Higher Kidney Disease Risk

Highlights: Higher collective consumption of soda, sweetened fruit drinks, and water linked to higher risk of developing kidney disease Few U.S. cities have successfully reduced...

Kidney Failure On the Rise Among Australians With Type 2 Diabetes

Kidney Failure On the Rise Among Australians With Type 2 Diabetes

Highlights: Kidney failure is on the rise in Australians, especially among those who are under 50 with type 2 diabetes This could lead to an increase in demand for dialysis and transpl...

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Making Dialysis More Equitable and Sustainable

Making Dialysis More Equitable and Sustainable

Highlights: Resources available for preventive care and cost-saving dialysis options are underutilized in most countries Countries with higher GDP are able to spend more on ...

Benefits of Taking Statins Outweigh Risks

Benefits of Taking Statins Outweigh Risks

Highlights: The American Heart Association (AHA) has released a statement saying that statins are safe and the benefits of statins in patients outweigh the reported risk of side effects ...

Acutely Injured Kidneys are ‘Safe’ for Transplants

Acutely Injured Kidneys are ‘Safe’ for Transplants

Highlights: Acutely injured kidneys could become part of the donor pool New study brings hope to patients in the transplant waiting list Kidneys of deceased do...

Nanotechnology Helps Treat Acute Kidney Injury

Nanotechnology Helps Treat Acute Kidney Injury

Highlights: Novel nanostructures called DNA origami nanostructures (DONs) have been developed using the latest nanotechnology techniques Imaging studies using positro...

University Research to Improve Organ Donation Rates in India

University Research to Improve Organ Donation Rates in India

Highlights: University of Bedfordshire has joined hands with the MOHAN Foundation to improve organ donation in India MOHAN Foundation is the largest organ donation NGO in India ...

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