Insight

March 20, 2023

 Features 
Kidney Care Center in Georgia Ranked Number One in the Country Since Graduating From the ISN Sister Centers Program: Find Out More about the Winner of the 2023 Schrier Award
Learn how an ISN-SRC partnership between healthcare centers in Georgia and Belgium has transformed the capacity of the Nephrology Development Clinical Center in Tbilisi, Georgia, and why they are deserving recipients of the Schrier Award.
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Join the ISN's Young Nephrologists at WCN'23…and Create Your Own Regional Community With Their Help!
Young Nephrologists Committee (YNC) member Nikolay Bulanov presents YNC activities at WCN'23 and explains how to set up a regional society for younger nephrologists.
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 ISN News 
 Events  
Bangkok, Here We Come! Join Kidney Health Experts, Industry Professionals and Colleagues in Thailand or Online - Register for WCN'23 Today!
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Get to Know the Global ISN Community - Join the Open-access Raising-the-Curtain Sessions From Monday to Wednesday,
March 27-29
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It's Time! Meet the 2023 ISN Community Film Finalists and Cast Your Vote Before Noon ICT on April 1
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 Grants 
Get Support for Your Research Project: Apply by May 1 for an ISN Clinical Research Grant - Submit Your Proposal by April 1
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Make a Difference in Kidney Care Where You Live: Apply by May 1 for an ISN Fellowship
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Help Increase Kidney Care Capacity in Your Region: Apply by June 1 for an Interventional Nephrology Scholarship
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 Advocacy 
Share Your World Kidney Day Experiences on the WKD Website and Social Media Platforms!
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The Abidjan Declaration Officially Launched at the AFRAN Congress: A Valuable Instrument to Support Kidney Care in Africa
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Join the Discussion on Organ Trafficking at the DICG Workshop at WCN'23 and Hear From the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime
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 Research 
Explore the Latest #NephTrials Discussion on Dapagliflozin and CKD on the ISN's Twitter Feed
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 ISN Participates  
ISN President Delivers Keynote Lecture at the University College London's Infectious and Global Nephrology Course
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 Education/Academy 
The ISN “Are Your Kidneys Healthy?” Quiz Just Turned Two! 364,000 People From 188 Countries Have Visited the Page Since Its Launch in 2021
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“Approach to Nephrotic Syndrome in Children” and “Recurrent Urinary Tract Infection in Children” - Watch and Share Modules 15 and 16 in the Open-access Online Kidney Education for Primary Care Physicians Curriculum
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RECORDED WEBINARS
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ISN-ASDIN Webinar:
POCUS in Nephrology
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World Kidney Day 2023:
Preparing for the Unexpected, Supporting the Vulnerable! - Session 1 and 2
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 ISN JOURNALS 
VIDEO ABSTRACT
Watch the latest ISN video abstract from the @ISNeducation Social Media Team
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This video is based on a paper from Kidney International Reports:
Antibody Guided Therapy In PLA2R-associated Membranous Nephropathy
KIDNEY INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL SELECTION
Endemic Rise in Cases of Acute Kidney Injury in Children in Indonesia and Gambia: What is the Likely Culprit and Why?
This report sheds light on the sudden rise in acute kidney injury cases in Indonesia and Gambia. The increase has been linked to poor quality control in manufacturing syrup medications for coughs and colds.
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KIDNEY INTERNATIONAL REPORTS EDITORIAL SELECTION
Pregnancy-related Acute Kidney Injury: A Tertiary Care Hospital Experience in Somaliland
This study addresses the prevalence, etiology, and presentation of pregnancy-related acute kidney injury (PRAKI) and fetal and maternal outcomes in Somaliland's only tertiary care center.
According to the study, the most common causes of PRAKI were obstetric complications and pregnancy-specific disorders. The pattern of maternal deaths in the area differs significantly from that of more industrialized nations.
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