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A wearable artificial kidney may be an upcoming option for dialysis patients

Wearable Artificial Kidney Does Well in Proof-of-Concept Trial

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Small trial suggests device might be feasible, potentially freeing patients from dialysis machines
There is wide variation in the safety performance of electronic health record systems used in U.S. hospitals

Electronic Health Records Fail to Detect Many Medication Errors

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Though broadly used in U.S. hospitals, EHRs fail to detect up to one-third of medication errors

Global Study Reveals Widespread Micronutrient Deficiencies

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More than 5 billion people do not consume enough iodine, vitamin E, and calcium; more than 4 billion do not consume enough iron

For patients undergoing hemodialysis who have moderate-to-severe pruritus

ASN: Difelikefalin Improves Itch in CKD-Linked Pruritus

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Findings seen among patients on hemodialysis with moderate-to-severe pruritus
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will temporarily be overseen by the head of the National Cancer Institute when FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb

Head of National Cancer Institute Named Acting FDA Commissioner

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Current commissioner, Scott Gottlieb, will be stepping down in April

Men Aged >16 to <55 Years Have Increased AKI Risk During Hospitalization

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Women older than 55 years receiving prescriptions for estrogen had lower odds of acute kidney injury

Patient ratings of chronic kidney disease apps are not directly linked with nephrologist ratings or consumer ratings

Patient CKD App Ratings Do Not Correlate With Those of Nephrologists

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No correlation seen for consumer ratings on the app stores with patient ratings of app quality
The American Medical Association (AMA) today announced a new $15 million competitive grant initiative

AMA Announces Initiative to Reinvent Physician Training

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Competitive grant initiative aims to promote change in graduate medical education

Patient-Reported Racism Tied to Mistrust, Worse Patient-Clinician Communication

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High frequency of discrimination, microaggressions in health care settings reported by seriously ill Black patients

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could affect what evidence physicians may present in defense during medical malpractice suits

Pennsylvania Case Could Affect Evidence for Malpractice Defense

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Appeals center on relevance of consent, known risks and complications presented at trial