"We are deeply concerned about the serious risk to patient care in locations where access to reproductive options is now legally restricted or compromised." This Perspective argues for the importance of reproductive choices for kidney transplant recipients https://t.co/HnYrNsrcoF
About 6,000 British Columbians live with glomerulonephritis (GN). Now @BCRenal has a web page aimed at addressing their needs. Read more about this "made in BC" resource: https://t.co/bWiDbjGvau #KidneyPatients#KidneyHealt@PHSAofBC@KidneyBCY
"In patients with glomerular disease, there is the concern that vaccination may trigger a relapse of disease activity..." Drs @AKronbichler & @hjanders_hans discuss the risks of that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines may present to patients with glomerular disease https://t.co/ufyntRqH67
COVID vaccination in GN patients: we found a 2-fold increase in relative risk following boosters but the absolute risk remained small -> helpful to inform risk/benefit discussions moving forward
"Acceptance of current outcomes thwarts innovation; over the past two decades there has been no significant improvement in long-term allograft survival or approval of new immunosuppressant drugs." This Editorial discusses new diagnostics https://t.co/USxPqAgutj
@BCRenalPath
Now's a great time to think about how you can vote with your feet on climate change :) This decade is critical to determining what our planet will look like in 50-100 years. Some concrete steps: 🧵1/
For National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, BC Renal acknowledges the historical & continued harms to Indigenous peoples as a result of systemic racism. We are deeply committed to taking action toward a respectful, inclusive, equitable & just society for all. #NDTR2021
KDIGO is pleased to share the 2021 Guideline for Glomerular Diseases and its Executive Summary: https://t.co/NxO5SaOjKZ.
We sincerely thank Guideline Co-Chairs, Dr. Brad Rovin and Dr. Jürgen Floege, and the Guideline Work Group, for their incredible work and dedication.
The SOGC supports the use of all available COVID-19 vaccines approved in Canada in any trimester of pregnancy and during breastfeeding in accordance with regional eligibility. For more information, read our statement: https://t.co/eYRQsIRqut
Women with kidney disease who are pregnant, preparing to become pregnant, or breastfeeding need specialized maternal healthcare. We have a handout with more information: https://t.co/HIwiQgU3uY
Today on #GreenShirtDay, wear green to show your support, register as an organ donor at https://t.co/4g6Idz0x99 and share your wishes with your loved ones. Watch our latest Instagram reel and join PHSA staff in wearing green today: https://t.co/cXNNxvBibM
People living with #kidneyDisease, want to live well and self-manage their health and well-being.
Help us celebrate and acknowledge #WorldKidneyDay and those living with or caring for someone with kidney disease.
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We had our 2nd @UofTNephrology#WomeninNephrology (WINe) mentorship event last night. It was a fabulous chance to connect with the incredible female staff and trainees in our program. Thanks to our panelists: @charmaine_lok@DrLisaRobinson & Michelle Hladunewich