Dietary Fiber Intake Associated With Reduced Uremic Toxins
Patient characteristics, such as dialysis use and diabetes status, appeared to be influential factors.
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Placebo Response Significant in Overactive Bladder
The placebo response is statistically, and possibly clinically, significant in patients with OAB, according to authors of a new systematic review.
Kidney Stones Associated With Osteoporosis, Fractures
Bone loss in patients with kidney stone disease, particularly in men, has been underappreciated in clinical practice, according to investigators.
Zinc Deficiency May Up Infection-Related Hospitalizations in Advanced CKD
Nearly 80% of patients in a recent study had very low serum zinc values, which raises concern for the advanced CKD population at large, according to investigators.
Histologic Basis of COVID-19-Associated Nephropathy Characterized
Biopsy results support a SARS-CoV-2 kidney tropism in both proximal and distal tubules, according to the investigators, despite the absence of definitive ultrastructural evidence.
Intensive Urate-Lowering May Protect Kidneys in Type 2 Diabetes
The effects of combined verinurad and febuxostat treatment were independent of blood pressure.
NSAIDs May Increase AKI, Hyperkalemia Risks in Diabetes
Study findings suggest NSAIDs may be a risk factor for acute kidney injury and hyperkalemia in patients with diabetes.
Testosterone Therapy May Reduce Diabetes Risk
Additional safety data on testosterone therapy are needed before it can be used to prevent type 2 diabetes.
Kidney Cancer Stage Migrated Downward in Low Income Patients After ACA
Higher proportions of patients in the low to middle income brackets were diagnosed with localized renal cell carcinoma in states allowing Medicaid expansion.
Prior Radiation Linked to Worse Survival in Bladder Cancer Cases
This study examined bladder cancer that developed after radiation for any cancer potentially affecting the organ, not just prostate cancer.
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