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🙏 to the leadership of Rajnish Mehrotra Ian de Boer michel chonchol and my @CJASN colleagues for the past 7 years, and so proud of what we’ve accomplished. Privileged to work with this amazing group.

There were broad-based changes in #htn practice patterns contributing to a decline in BP control among adults with #CKD between 2011 and 2015 (i.e. before JNC8 was released), including fewer prescriptions of first-line therapies. #KidneyinCVD

Criteria to individualize glycemic targets in patients with type II diabetes are lacking. This study found heterogenous treatment effects of intensive glycemic control on microvascular outcomes in ACCORD as a function of predicted risk of kidney failure bit.ly/JASN0272

What a better way to celebrate Valentine's day than with a #HYPHIP chat about treatment of #HTN in veterans with Kidney disease?? Please join us next week Feb 14 at 3 pm US CT for a live chat with author Manjula Kurella Tamura from VA Palo Alto HCS Stanford Nephrology. Link to the paper below! 👇

Excited to share work from Stanford Nephrology Stanford Epidemiology & Population Health PhD student June Li: Representation of Real‐World Adults With Chronic Kidney Disease in Clinical Trials Supporting Blood Pressure Treatment Targets | Journal of the American Heart Association ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JA…

Tune in to the first Kidney Translation podcast, the ASN journal portfolio podcast. dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/w… Thank you ⁦Matthew Sparks, MD⁩!! ⁦JASN_News⁩ ⁦@CJASN⁩ ⁦ASN Kidney360⁩ ⁦American Society of Nephrology⁩

SPRINT showed that intensive lowering of systolic BP increased the risk of incident CKD and episodes of AKI. A study looked at legacy effect of intensive vs. standard systolic BP lowering on longer-term incidence of kidney failure. Rates of dialysis or transplantation were higher

There's the world, and then there's Stanford. If Stanford were its own country, it'd be tied for 11th in event medals at #Paris2024. #GoStanford

Excited to share this important work with the community. Effect of Starting Dialysis Versus Continuing Medical Management on Survival and Home Time in Older Adults With Kidney Failure: <span class="subtitle">A Target Trial Emulation Study</span> acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M2…

⁦Stanford Nephrology⁩ graduate student June Li mesmerizes the assembled crowd with her oral abstract from the RELATE consortium at #KidneyWk

#Dialysis vs Conservative Management for #OlderAdults: We discuss the pros/cons, effectiveness, tradeoffs, the need for more clinical trials, concerns, + much more. Guests Manjula Kurella Tamura, Susan Wong, Maria Montez Rath. Episode bit.ly/GeriPalEp333 - hosts Alex Smith, MD | Eric Widera, MD