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The Reason Why Kidney Diseases And Kidney Failures Are More Common In Black Sub-Saharan Africans

The Reason Why Kidney Diseases And Kidney Failures Are More Common In Black Sub-Saharan Africans
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Dietary Control of Uric Acid in Chronic Kidney Disease - Renal and Urology News

In addition to medications and diet, supplements may also play a supportive role in reducing uric acid levels. Research suggests that increased uric acid levels contribute to the progression of chronic kidney disease.

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Higher Dietary Potassium, Fiber Tied With Better HRQOL, Survival in Hemodialysis

Physical functioning appeared to be the domain most affected by dietary potassium consumption. Investigators examined the relationship between dietary potassium health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and survival in patients on hemodialysis.

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Kidney stone formers reported drinking more soft drinks, fewer vegetables

Switzerland: People with a history of kidney stones reported a lower intake of coffee, tea, vegetables and alcohol, but reported drinking more frequently soft drinks than non-stone formers, revealed a.

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Women on dialysis were more stressed, slept worse during COVID-19 emergency vs men

Women on dialysis were more stressed, slept worse during COVID-19 emergency vs men
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