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Nephropathy is a broad medical term used to denote disease or damage of the kidney, which can eventually result in kidney failure. The primary and most obvious functions of the kidney are to excrete any waste products and to regulate the water and acid-base balance of the body – therefore loss of kidney function is a potentially fatal condition.

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University of Adelaide wins $2.24M to establish new national Center of Research Excellence

University of Adelaide wins $2.24M to establish new national Center of Research Excellence

22 Aug 2013
Healthy diet, moderate alcohol may be associated with decreased risk of CKD in diabetes patients

Healthy diet, moderate alcohol may be associated with decreased risk of CKD in diabetes patients

13 Aug 2013
Research roundup: Use of high-deductible plans limits some E.R. visits; older folks not as sick as they used to be

Research roundup: Use of high-deductible plans limits some E.R. visits; older folks not as sick as they used to be

12 Aug 2013
Person with type 2 diabetes may spend nearly $85,500 to treat the disease

Person with type 2 diabetes may spend nearly $85,500 to treat the disease

9 Aug 2013
Single antibiotic treatment safe and effective for children with invasive bloodstream infections

Single antibiotic treatment safe and effective for children with invasive bloodstream infections

6 Aug 2013
Study finds that tens of billions of dollars spent each year for moderate chronic kidney disease

Study finds that tens of billions of dollars spent each year for moderate chronic kidney disease

2 Aug 2013
Genetic testing launched to identify genetic risk for kidney disease in patients with hypertension

Genetic testing launched to identify genetic risk for kidney disease in patients with hypertension

1 Aug 2013
Prevention against EEE and West Nile virus is within everyone's control

Prevention against EEE and West Nile virus is within everyone's control

1 Aug 2013
Researchers identify stem cells in urine can be directed to become multiple cell types

Researchers identify stem cells in urine can be directed to become multiple cell types

31 Jul 2013
AstraZeneca, FibroGen partner to develop, commercialize anemia drug candidate FG-4592

AstraZeneca, FibroGen partner to develop, commercialize anemia drug candidate FG-4592

31 Jul 2013
Male and female rats show different patterns of kidney gene expression throughout their lives

Male and female rats show different patterns of kidney gene expression throughout their lives

31 Jul 2013
FibroGen, Astellas initiate Phase 2 study of ASP1517/FG-4592 for treatment of anemia linked with CKD

FibroGen, Astellas initiate Phase 2 study of ASP1517/FG-4592 for treatment of anemia linked with CKD

31 Jul 2013
NIH expands CRIC study to identify risk factors for progression of early stage CKD

NIH expands CRIC study to identify risk factors for progression of early stage CKD

30 Jul 2013
Gout, uric acid levels and risk of death: an interview with Professor Austin Stack, Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick

Gout, uric acid levels and risk of death: an interview with Professor Austin Stack, Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick

26 Jul 2013
Study provides more reliable estimate of the likely risk of disability associated with diabetes

Study provides more reliable estimate of the likely risk of disability associated with diabetes

25 Jul 2013
NOXXON completes patient recruitment of NOX-E36 Phase IIa trial for treatment of diabetic nephropathy

NOXXON completes patient recruitment of NOX-E36 Phase IIa trial for treatment of diabetic nephropathy

25 Jul 2013
New data questions surgical options for treating kidney cancer

New data questions surgical options for treating kidney cancer

25 Jul 2013
Mortality rates declining among dialysis patients despite rise in coronary artery disease, study finds

Mortality rates declining among dialysis patients despite rise in coronary artery disease, study finds

24 Jul 2013
Kidney patients who take calcium to lower phosphorous levels at higher risk of death: Study

Kidney patients who take calcium to lower phosphorous levels at higher risk of death: Study

20 Jul 2013
Nearly half of individuals with moderate kidney disease have medication resistant hypertension

Nearly half of individuals with moderate kidney disease have medication resistant hypertension

19 Jul 2013

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