Lifetime CKD Risk High in the U.S.
Chronic kidney disease stage 3 or worse will develop in an estimated 59% of people born today.
Chronic kidney disease stage 3 or worse will develop in an estimated 59% of people born today.
Risk of post-operative problems is linked to urinary diversion type.
Likelihood of the condition increases 11% per year beginning at age 45.
Women in the highest quartile of total fruit and vegetable consumption had a 65% decreased risk compared with those in the lowest quartile.
Liberal use of androgen deprivation therapy likely gave prostate cancer patients a fracture risk comparable to that of the cancer itself.
In a study, 55% of male hemodialysis patients had low testosterone.
Dialysis dependence found to be less likely with continuous rather than intermittent renal replacement therapy.
Renal cancers were found in 5% of patients with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease.
In adjusted analyses, women with a history of kidney stones had an 18%-48% increased risk of coronary heart disease.
PSA levels below 0.65 ng/mL provide the best sensitivity and specificity (65.2% and 55.5%, respectively) for predicting severe hypogonadism.