Nephrology News

Smartwatches could be a useful tool in the battle against burnout for health care workers.

Samer A. Srour, MB ChB, MS, has long hoped the remarkable success of chimeric antigen receptor therapy for treatment of hematologic malignancies could be replicated in other cancer types.

The American Society of Nephrology’s philanthropic foundation, KidneyCure, will commit up to $6 million in bridge grants over the next 3 years for kidney research, according to a press release.

The Trump administration has reinstated hundreds of CDC staffers who were mistakenly laid off last week due to what an HHS official confirmed to Healio was a “glitch in the system.”

Continuous glucose monitoring may help to identify patterns of glycemia that are not clinically evident with HbA1c testing, according to results of a study published in Journal of the American Society of Nephrology.

CHICAGO — Reflection, courage and communication are key to being an effective leader in a rapidly changing medical landscape.

With rising market volatility and more physicians exploring side investments, options trading has become an increasingly common topic in financial discussions.

Dialysis technicians are more than caregivers, they are the indispensable link in the team that makes high-quality kidney care possible.

Uninsured patients and those living in neighborhoods with greater socioeconomic deprivation had lower odds of receiving follow-up AKI care, according to study results published in Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology.