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Surgery dramatically reduces risk of kidney failure
Metabolic and bariatric surgery dramatically improves outcomes for patients with obesity and chronic kidney disease (CKD), significantly reducing the risk of kidney failure, major cardiovascular events (MACE) and death, according to research, ‘Long-term renal and survival outcomes in patients with obesity and chronic kidney disease following metabolic and bariatric surgery: A Trinetx cohort study (Abstract ID: 4520)’ presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for
MBS patients faced increased risk of acute kidney injury and ten-year risk of nephrolithiasis
A population-based study comparing patients undergoing bariatric surgery with patients diagnosed with obesity/overweight, has found...
Novo Nordisk to end semaglutide kidney study early due to strong efficacy signals
Novo Nordisk is ending its Phase III FLOW trial ahead of schedule after an interim analysis of the kidney outcomes study of semaglutide...
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