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Kidney International

High and low iron regulator levels linked to risks in kidney disease

The highest third of iron-regulator levels had a hazard ratio of 1.19 for kidney outcomes versus the middle third in an observational study.The highest third of iron-regulator levels had a hazard ratio of 1.19 for kidney outcomes versus the middle third in an observational study.

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Cohort · 3,826 peopleBiomarkers
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Monday, October 12

Kidney360

Social support linked to lower death risk in older adults

Among older adults with kidney disease, higher versus lower support was linked to lower death risk—a hazard ratio of 0.83, comparing rates over time.Among older adults with kidney disease, higher versus lower support was linked to lower death risk—a hazard ratio of 0.83, comparing rates over time.

Upright people form a large blue-green gathering and a smaller, sparse gray group, each beside a similar kidney cross-section.
Cohort study of 2,616 peoplePopulations
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Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

Lower physical performance links to heart failure and death in CKD

In 3,038 adults with chronic kidney disease followed for 8.5 years, each one-point drop in physical performance score was tied to higher mortality and heart failure risk.In 3,038 adults with chronic kidney disease followed for 8.5 years, each one-point drop in physical performance score was tied to higher mortality and heart failure risk.

An enlarged heart beside a slender calf contrasts with a smaller heart and fuller calf, with similar kidney cross-sections nearby.
Cohort study of 3,038 peopleChronic kidney disease
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GeroScience

Frailty may be linked to thinking problems in men with kidney disease

Frail men had 2.09-fold higher relative risk of cognitive impairment than non-frail men over a median 5.5 years; no association appeared in women.Frail men had 2.09-fold higher relative risk of cognitive impairment than non-frail men over a median 5.5 years; no association appeared in women.

Cohort · 1,370 peopleFrailty
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