Kidney Organoids Are Creating New Ways to Treat Chronic Kidney Problems
Recent studies use miniature lab-created kidneys for answers to autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) and tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC).
Chronic Kidney Disease
Community-Led Genetic Testing Approach for Chronic Kidney Disease Could Reduce Disparities in Precision Medicine, Mount Sinai Researchers Find
Using this chronic kidney disease (CKD) precision medicine framework may improve participation in genetic testing to personalize health interventions.
Swiss Researchers Show That Hospitals Can Use Precision Medicine to Improve Effectiveness of Peritoneal Dialysis
Researchers from the University of Zurich found that a genetic variation present in about 30% of the population can affect how effective peritoneal dialysis is for these patients. Hospital leaders should be aware of this new precision medicine-based discovery.
Early Intervention Programs Gain Momentum in Kidney Care
University of Michigan Health System researchers and others are working for a fundamental change in kidney disease health economics and outcomes.
Precision Medicine Using AI-Powered Dosing Provides Innovative Way for Hospitals to Reduce Medication Expenses
With a new Kidney Care Choices model starting January 1, 2022, hospital executives may be considering strategies, including precision medicine strategies.
UPenn Researchers Identify Genes Responsible for Kidney Function and Related Hypertension
Because of the increased number of risk adjustment programs, improved diagnosis and treatment of chronic kidney disease (CKD) could trigger substantial financial benefit. This research maps a path for physicians and health systems to better utilize existing medications for their patients with CKD.