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Shawn M. Carter

Shawn M. Carter

Verified

Online Content Editor, Nephrology News & Issues

New York

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  • Autosomal dominant PKD rates in Military Health System highest for women, black adults

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified| Nephrology News & Issues Verified Key takeaways: Autosomal dominant PKD prevalence was highest in women. Black and non-Hispanic patients also had high rates of the condition. BOSTON — Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease rates in the Military Health System are comparable to the general population, but with variability among certain groups, according to a speaker.

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified · Nephrology News & Issues

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Long-acting diuretic chlorthalidone may increase kidney stone risk

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified, Richard Smith| Nephrology News & Issues Verified Key takeaways:Researchers found a notable interaction based on patients' prior history of kidney stones. Hypokalemia was more common for patients on chlorthalidone regardless of stone history. BOSTON — Long-acting diuretic chlorthalidone may increase the risk for kidney stones in adults who have previously had them, according to findings presented at the National Kidney Foundation Spring Clinical Meetings.

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified, Richard Smith · Nephrology News & Issues

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Autosomal dominant PKD rates in Military Health System highest for women, black adults

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified| Nephrology News & Issues Verified Key takeaways: Autosomal dominant PKD prevalence was highest in women. Black and non-Hispanic patients also had high rates of the condition. BOSTON — Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease rates in the Military Health System are comparable to the general population, but with variability among certain groups, according to a speaker.

    By Shawn M. Carter Verified · Nephrology News & Issues

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Nephrology News & Issues

Launched in 2002, Renal & Urology News is owned by Haymarket Medical based in New York City. The monthly print version has a circulation of approximately 16,000 nephrologists and urologists. Renal & Urology News reports on new scientific developments of interest for these two specialist groups, with coverage focusing on medical conferences and papers in peer-reviewed journals.

New York, United States

Founded: 2002