How to slow down the progression of kidney disease
Editor’s note: A new study about the relationship between Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and musculoskeletal pain. Advice about controlling the levels of uric acid, phosphorus and calcium is [...]
Keeping your fistula running for years to come
Editor’s note: Dr. Jenna Henderson is back, sharing her knowledge about eGFR values and their significance in kidney disease. It’s a decision every kidney patient dreads, but for many of us [...]
Stop chronic kidney disease with alkaline foods
Editor’s note: Examining a new study about the relationship between Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and musculoskeletal pain. Advice about controlling the levels of uric acid, phosphorus and calcium [...]
The tale of two articles
Editor’s note: The open access article with our most recent clinical trial results has been published online. In addition, since kidney transplant is a part of the kidney disease experience, we [...]
All bacteria are not created alike
Editor’s note: Are all bacteria with the same name alike? Not at all. Dr. Henderson explains the importance of specific strains of bacteria for therapeutic efficacy, answering some of the [...]
Vitamin B3 and kidney health
Editor’s Note: Importance of good nutrition, emphasizing vitamin B3 (niacin). Not many people know that Vitamin B3 can benefit kidney health. However, past and present studies (see references [...]
What to expect in the near future
Kibow has a few exciting updates to inform you about, including: Dr. Henderson’s return as a guest blogger with “All Bacteria Are Not Created Alike”, a discussion of the specificity of various [...]
Blood pressure and kidney function
Editor’s Note: Renal failure is often referred to as a ‘silent killer’ because it develops so slowly that many patients don’t realize they have a problem until they are in kidney failure. They [...]
