Editor's Choice: Cardio-nephrology Services around the United States: Experience of Three Centers of Excellence In this article, leaders from US centers’ cardiorenal services provide insights into the creation of their services & the benefits they provide bit.ly/41l6qNH

Klotho and Clinical Outcomes in CKD bit.ly/3vLq8a Daniel Edmonston Duke Kidney CRIC Study #VisualAbstract

Still lots to learn about cardiorenal implications of the decline in Klotho with CKD. Thanks to the CRIC Study for supporting this work and AJKD for publishing and providing great constructive feedback.

Happy FLOW day to those who celebrate! Truly a showcase of the kidney-cardiovascular-metabolic connection. We've reached 4 GDMTs with cardiorenal benefit for select patients with CKD. Time to implement... #era24 ERA - European Renal Association NEJM

Excited to share our recently published work in AJKD on the association between Klotho levels and clinical outcomes in CKD supported by the CRIC Study! 🚨Free access via this link until 7/28/24. authors.elsevier.com/a/1jE1Vz-QWLWBv Duke Kidney

Excited to share our Duke Clinical Research Institute study comparing kidney and CV outcomes between empagliflozin and DPP4i initiators across 20 US healthcare systems contributing to #PCORnet published in American Journal of Cardiology! Early separation in kidney composite outcome. Duke Kidney ajconline.org/article/S0002-…

How well are we screening for and treating CKD in T2D? 🚨Excited to announce that our Duke Clinical Research Institute work evaluating concordance with CKD screening and treatment guidelines in T2D is now available on JAMA Network Open! jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Excited to be a part of this great study!

The new IRIS-CKD study, which features DCRI's Neha Pagidipati as the study lead, looks to address the issue of many T2DM patients lacking access to proper information and care to determine the status of their kidney health. Learn more via the link in the post below 👇

🚨 We're hiring! The Olabisi Lab at Duke University seeks a Mouse Technician skilled in drug administration, sample collection, and colony management. Contribute to impactful kidney disease research in Durham, NC. 100% in-person. Apply now: Link 🔬🐁 #ResearchJobs #DukeUniversity

We're very excited to launch these CardioHealthAlliance implementation programs to improve CKD screening in T2D and delivery of GDMT for CKD!

I'm excited to share our publication in JACC Journals from our excellent Duke Clinical Research Institute team that compares the kidney and CV effectiveness of SGLT2i vs GLP-1RA in people with T2D! Great editorial from Brendon Neuen & scottdavidsolomon. Free access until 10/1/24: authors.elsevier.com/a/1jaqg2d9GH%7…

CardioHealthAlliance Study Lead Dr. Neha Pagidipati discusses 2 Alliance studies, Test 2 Treat, and IRIS-CKD, which aim to enhance treatment for patients with #ASCVD and #CKD. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=foEggu…

🌟 Original Research in #JACC: Comparison of SGLT2 inhibitors & GLP1RAs in T2D shows similar kidney & CV outcomes, but SGLT2 inhibitors offer superior eGFR slope & ⬇️ risk of 40% eGFR decline. 📃 Explore the full article here: bit.ly/3AtAqhR #Diabetes @danedmonston

Thanks ASN Kidney News for featuring our Duke Clinical Research Institute study. We clearly have our work cut out for us to improve CKD screening.

Looking forward to this session with Benjamin Catanese! Duke Kidney

Today at #AHA24, DCRI Fellow Benjamin Cantanese discussed the impact of GLP-1RAs on cardiac outcomes for patients with end-stage renal disease.

If the kidneys don’t work well, the heart is not going to work well. Javed Butler discusses CardioHealthAlliance IRIS-CKD study and why improving screening + management for CKD in patients with diabetes can lead to improved heart health. 🎥Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=T5Bgj4…

Standing room only 15 minutes before session start. The future is bright for management of CKD and heart failure. #NKFClinicals Duke Kidney

Cardiac Arrest in Outpatient Hemodialysis Units: A National Cross-Sectional Survey of Dialysis Technicians bit.ly/3FesQtZ (FREE temporarily) Benjamin Catanese Jeeyon Grace Rim Audrey Blewer, PhD, MPH Patrick Pun, MD MHS FASN Duke Kidney #VisualAbstract