Diabetic Kidney Disease Rising in the U.S.
About 40 percent of diabetics will develop kidney disease, study saysContinue Reading
About 40 percent of diabetics will develop kidney disease, study saysContinue Reading
For adults who have had kidney transplantContinue Reading
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Inhaled drugs such as Spiriva, Atrovent may raise odds for urinary retention, study findsContinue Reading
Studies found watching diet and taking statins lowered risk of getting painful conditionContinue Reading
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Those with least education most likely to lack important information about their careContinue Reading
Vaccinated patients were less likely to lose new organ or to die, study saysContinue Reading
Researcher suggests that dye dosage should be adjusted for femalesContinue Reading
Lifestyle changes, use of antihypertensive drugs urged to reduce health problems in those over 80Continue Reading
Those who received treatment through tube in the abdomen and other methods were more likely to surviveContinue Reading
‘Gold standard’ needed to estimate prevalence of the disease in those over 80, researchers sayContinue Reading
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