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Should My Patients With Hypertension Be Referred for Renal Denervation?

Authors summarize the recent evidence and offer two clinical scenarios

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Severe Hyponatremia: Are You Monitoring The Urine Output?

Key considerations when diagnosing and managing severe hyponatremia

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Cleveland Clinic, Tufts University Research Ties Gut Microbial TMAO Pathway to Chronic Kidney Disease

Large-scale joint study links elevated TMAO blood levels and chronic kidney disease risk over time

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Should Patients Take Blood Pressure Medications in the Evening to Enhance Cardiovascular Benefit?

Clinicians should individualize dosing practices based on patient risk factors and preferences

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Predicting Post-Op GFR: AI Algorithm Is as Accurate as Clinical Model

Fully-automated process uses preop CT, baseline GFR to estimate post-nephrectomy renal function

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GFR Equations: How Will Eliminating the Race Coefficient Affect Black Patients?

Could mean earlier treatment, but also could have negative effects

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Study Assesses the Utility of Renal Genetic Testing in Black Patients

Identifying barriers in the renal genetic assessment of Black patients

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Resistant Hypertension: A Stepwise Approach

Getting patients to their goal blood pressure

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Nephrologist-Led Urine Microscopy Edges Out Automated Technology in Predicting AKI

Study highlights benefits of nephrologist-led urine sediment analysis

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New Data Suggest Kidney Diseases With No Known Cause May Be Linked to Viruses

Using sequencing data to identify novel factors linked to kidney disease with unknown origin

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