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GLP-1 Agonists Protected Kidneys in T2D With Advanced DKD

Among adults with type 2 diabetes and an eGFR

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New European Kidney Function Equation: Improvement in Performance?

The European Kidney Function Consortium equation for eGFR can now use cystatin C as well as serum creatinine; this combination produces the most accurate kidney function estimate, researchers say.

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Medical Schools See an Uptick in Black and Hispanic Students

Medical schools are becoming more diverse, but keeping students and faculty of color remains a challenge.

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Eating Enough Oily Fish Tied to Lower Risk of Kidney Disease

Adequate consumption of seafood and oily fish may help prevent or delay the development of chronic kidney disease, a new study suggests.

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High HDL-C Levels Linked to Increased Fracture Risk

High levels of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol is associated with a higher risk for fracture among older adults, a cohort study suggests.

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