The KDIGO Women and Kidney Health Controversies Conference Report is now published in Kidney International!
Read the report: https://kdigo.co/Women-and-Kidney-Health-Conf-Report-KI
Held in Athens and co-chaired by Dr. Giorgina Piccoli and Dr. Christina Wyatt, the conference brought together global experts…
A sample from the pathology teaching slide set on Minimal Change Disease in Adults, jointly prepared by Arkana Laboratories and @goKDIGO. http://KDIGO.org/guidelines/gd/
#KDIGO #pathology #kidneypath #renal
🌟🎓Earn 3 CME points in this upcoming webinar on CVRM disease management, T2DM, CKD and ASCVD – https://ow.ly/zZQb50W4O7P
The Agenda:
1. T2DM & CVD: An Evolving Approach
2. First-Hand Insights and Early Findings
3. The Holistic Management of CVRM Disease: Leave No Stone Unturned…
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM – Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) today announced that it has expanded its professional resources by adding a new consultant to its staff. As of 1 July, Melissa McMahan will serve as KDIGO Programs Director. KDIGO CEO, John Davis, said, “We are very pleased that Melissa will be joining us. She fills
