Experts from Cleveland Clinic’s kidney transplant and infectious disease programs respond to urgent calls for improved organ utilization efforts.
Study Sheds Light on Aspirin’s Effects in Chronic Kidney Disease, but Questions Remain
For people with chronic kidney disease, daily low-dose aspirin use doesn’t appear to confer either primary or secondary cardiovascular benefit. On the other hand, it also doesn’t seem to accelerate kidney disease progression or cause major bleeding.
A New Era of Management for Diabetic Kidney Disease
A Cleveland Clinic nephrologist discusses the landmark studies that have enabled the availability of new treatment options for managing diabetic kidney disease.
Research Grants Aim To Improve and Personalize Kidney Care
Nephrologists talk about the need for disruption in kidney medicine and two clinical trials poised to set the stage for more individualized care.
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Women Physicians Are Increasingly Entering Urology and Nephrology
Urology and nephrology, both traditionally male-dominated specialties, are attracting more women. Crystal Gadegbeku, MD, Chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Department of Kidney Medicine, comments on the importance of diversity in medicine.