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gokdigo KDIGO @gokdigo ·
13 Feb

Today is World Anemia Day! Anemia in chronic kidney disease (#CKD) affects millions worldwide. On this important day, we’re highlighting the KDIGO-@MedscapeCME series: "Advancing Management of Anemia of Chronic Kidney Disease."

This free series provides expert insights and the…

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tuftsmedicalctr Tufts Medical Center @tuftsmedicalctr ·
12 Feb

For the first time, a comprehensive guideline for #ADPKD care is available. Developed by @goKDIGO global experts, including #TuftsMedicine @TuftsMCKidney's Dr. Ronald Perrone + Dr. @Gordon7Craig, it provides the latest recommendations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/42PuonJ

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vamsidharv17 Vamsidhar Veeranki @vamsidharv17 ·
12 Feb

Great infographic on the risk factors for ADPKD progression
Clinical features factors graded as per the strength of association - from the latest KDIGO-ADPKD-2025 guidelines👌@goKDIGO

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KDIGO Announces Appointment of Programs Director

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

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