During this webinar, Dr. McCune and Dr. Greco will discuss the process of transitioning from pediatric to adult nephrology care. They will discuss the process and best practices associates with… Read More
The world’s longest-lasting pig kidney transplant was removed from the human recipient Friday April 4th 2025, marking the end of the longest lasting xenotransplantation to date. Read More
Learn about health literacy and how it impacts patients with CKD including IgAN. Dr. Velez will share her expertise as a nephrologist treating patients with IgAN as well as discuss… Read More
This is the first guideline from KDIGO on a rare kidney disease, and provides healthcare providers, stakeholders, and people living with ADPKD with practical tools to improve diagnosis, care, and… Read More
In 2024, patients on the waiting lists for nearly 20 percent of transplants from deceased donors were skipped over in favor for someone further down the list. This is six… Read More
In this episode, Dr. Thomas Weimbs discusses ketogenic diets for polycystic kidney disease (PKD), explaining the science behind ketosis and its potential impact. Read More
This webinar will explore how B-cell biology, including the role of APRIL (A Proliferation-Inducing Ligand), informs our understanding of IgAN and opens new avenues for therapeutic intervention. Read More
In this episode, renal dietitian Kelly Welsh discusses ketogenic diets for polycystic kidney disease (PKD). She explains the fundamentals of a ketogenic diet, how ketosis works, and shares strategies for… Read More
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