NephU hosts veteran nephrology writer and editor Mark Neumann to discuss a new study looking at diabetes testing and “new” legislation aimed at improving kidney care. Read More

Optimizing Depression Treatments To Improve CKD Outcomes

Article November 30, 2023

This article reviews the effects of depression on chronic kidney disease and potential interventions for it. Read More

Less Than 40% Of Individuals With Diabetes Get Recommended Kidney Health Testing

Article November 29, 2023

This article discusses the low percentage of diabetes patients that actually go through with kidney health testing. Read More

People On Dialysis Had High Rates Of COVID-19 Infection & Death Compared To The U.S. Population

Article November 23, 2023

This article discusses higher rates of COVID-19 infection and death for those on dialysis. Read More

Growing Evidence: Fruits & Vegetables Are Healthy For Kidneys

Article November 23, 2023

The evidence is mounting that a plant-based diet with fruits and vegetables provides multiple benefits to patients with kidney disease. In the past, concerns about overconsumption or over-accumulation of minerals… Read More

Addressing a Growing Demand for Skilled Advanced Practitioners in Nephrology

Article November 23, 2023

With a growing shortage of physicians, it’s more important than ever to strengthen efforts to increase the number of advanced practitioners. Read More

Nephrology Teams Improve Quality of Life For Patients With Kidney Disease

Article November 23, 2023

Reduced Health-Related Quality of life (HR-QOL) is experienced by many patients with CKD as the high disease and symptom burden increases. People with CKD also face increased comorbidity symptoms, complications,… Read More

Participation In ‘Produce Prescription’ Programs Associated With Improved BMI, Blood Sugar Levels & Blood Pressure

Article November 22, 2023

This article discusses the improvement of BMI, blood sugar levels, and blood pressure with ‘Produce Prescriptions’. Read More

How Do APOL1 Genetic Variants Affect African Americans At Risk For Kidney Disease?

Article November 15, 2023

This article reviews the affects of the APOL1 genetic variant on African Americans at risk for kidney disease. Read More

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