Why did observational studies find ⬆️survival for late dialysis initiation, whereas the IDEAL RCT found no difference? Was it confounding, the usual culprit we point to? No!
Our new paper @bmj_latest addresses this and much more! #epitwitter#nephtwitter
https://t.co/rILigIojR1
Care Processes and Clinical Responses to Newly Detected Albuminuria: The Stockholm Creatinine Measurements (SCREAM) Project
https://t.co/6hby9hx96I (OPEN ACCESS)
@AntoineCreon@meg21212@FuEdouard@jjcarrero1
Research methods and reporting: How to align eligibility and treatment assignment at time zero when emulating a target trial.
This article provides methodological guidance when emulating a target trial with longitudinal observational data
@FuEdouard
https://t.co/8vxczaTkil
While target trial emulation cannot remove bias from inadequate data, it eliminates common biases induced by an incorrect design.
This article provides methodological guidance when emulating a target trial with longitudinal observational data
@FuEdouard
https://t.co/8vxczaTkil
Starting right: aligning eligibility and treatment assignment at time zero when emulating a target trial
https://t.co/8qjcIjBPSi via @FuEdouard et al @RWJE_BA
📢 We’re hiring 2 PhD candidates @LUMC!
Help transform patient care by personalizing treatments for cardio‑kidney‑metabolic diseases using big data & causal inference.
We offer
🔹 Data from >20M patients
🔹 Cutting‑edge causal & ML methods
🔹 Collaborate w/ Karolinska & UCSF
1/9🚨 Changing one formula could make 38% more people “have CKD” overnight.
That’s what happens if we replace the CKD-EPI equation with EKFC in a European health system.
👉 Our @NDTsocial paper https://t.co/eb6fooBSo6
#CKD#GFR#nephtwitter@jjcarrero1@FuEdouard@PStoneOftheYear
Finally, a good modern book on causality for ML: https://t.co/jsHdpOEb96 by @eliasbareinboim. This looks like a worthy successor to the ground breaking book by @yudapearl which I read in grad school. (h/t @JoshuaSafyan for the ref).
🧵1/9
Could we improve kidney care by rethinking who gets referred to a nephrologist?
Our latest study from the SCREAM cohort suggests: yes — if we base it on predicted risk rather than fixed eGFR/ACR cutoffs.
📄 Caldinelli et al, 2025, @NDTsocial
🔗https://t.co/xVcR8LEnhn
The 24th Sounds and Science concert features:
🎼 Mozart’s Marriage of Figaro & Violin Sonata
🎼 Dvořák’s Sonatina & Slavonic Dance No. 2
🎙️ With talks on kidney immunology & the composers' lives by @PRomagnani
Hosted by nephrologists @EllerKathrin & @RainerOberbauer
*30 years* after the start of the RALES trial
the targeting of the MR axis remains one of the hottest areas of drug development across cardio-kidney-metabolism
Expected read-outs in '25:
#ACHIEVE sMRA in ESKD
#CONFIDENCE Combo nsMRA+SGLT2i in CKD
#SPIRITHF sMRA in HFmrEF/HFpEF
🔥 #CONFIDENCE closed out & selected as LBCT to headline #ERA25, led by #ProfRajivAgarwal
Largest RCT to test combination #SGLT2i empagliflozin & #nsMRA finerenone
Will 1+1 = 2?
Baseline: https://t.co/agxeIEENNp
Design: https://t.co/AzSH6JfVem
See you in Vienna 🇦🇹 @ERAkidney
Causal inference in observational studies can be tricky. We discuss key methodological considerations from a recent study in JASN @asnpublications. With @FuEdouard and @jjcarrero1. Read it here: https://t.co/YOEXvVnxMe