This week we discuss the long awaited PEXIVAS trial. Reduced dose steroids win, and PLEX loses. Or does it?
Are ANCA actually attackers?
GAD ain't BAD
Maybe MMF Measurement Matters?
Creatinine to Cystatin C: Time to Change?
Repurposing old drugs: Mannitol for Intradialytic Hypotension
Can difelikefalin scratch uremic pruritus?
Patiromer, spironolactone and resistant hypertension.
Drying in Dialysis: The Peritoneal Dialysis Edition
Artificial Intelligence to Overcome Natural Stupidity
Can We Stop MUC-1 From Mucking Up the Kidney
Some cases of ADTKD are due to mutations of the MUC-1 gene, one mutation is a frame shift mutation that results in a premature stop codon. which results in accumulation of the abnormally short, and toxic protein MUC-1 fs . The researchers found a small protein, BRD4780, that reroute MUC-1fs to lysosomes, preventing proteinopathy and possibly altering the natural history of the disease.