The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre (KSrelief) launched a crucial project in Cairo to support Sudanese ...

Mumbai: Dialysis chain NephroPlus has engaged with bankers for a planned initial public offering to raise $200-250 million to fund expansion, two people familiar with the matter told Mint.

Most people on dialysis use hemodialysis, but peritoneal dialysis may be an equally effective option. Learn the pros and cons of each and what factors to consider.

Peritoneal dialysis is a widely used home-based treatment for kidney failure, and is more flexible and convenient than traditional hemodialysis in a hospital.

The use of technicians to assist in delivering dialysis to the end-stage kidney disease population has been a recognized role since the early 1970s. Today, that role should be extended to ...

These advancements made the process of dialysis more efficient, affordable, accessible, patient-centric thereby promising a better life to millions battling severe kidney ailments. One of the biggest ...

When using dialysis ultra- or diafiltration to purify protein solutions, a dialysis buffer in the permeate is employed to set the pH in the protein solution. Failure to achieve the target pH may cause ...

A change in Medicare coverage for some dialysis medications has left nursing homes and their patients receiving in-house treatment for kidney failure in a serious bind.

When pre-dialysis step was performed, the human RBCs were dialyzed first alone (30 min), then with the protein replacing the same fresh amount of dialysis buffer. Unloaded RBCs, subjected to the same ...

The protein concentration was then determined by absorbance at 280 nm after which the protein was diluted to 100 µM in dialysis buffer. H3K9me3 peptide (KQTAR-K [me3]-STGGK) was purchased from AnaSpec ...

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Kidney disease is growing at an alarming rate, with many patients being told they will need dialysis to survive. A new UCSF study is showing that for some, dialysis doesn't need to be a life sentence.