Severe dehydration from diarrhoeal disease and sepsis can shut down the kidneys. In a health system with little dialysis, a review argues this is a preventable driver of death that surveillance is missing.
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EXPLAINERAcross studies, current NSAID use was tied to about a 73% higher odds of acute kidney injury, more in older people and those with existing kidney disease. The combination with two blood-pressure drugs is the real hazard.
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EXPLAINERA review explains why HIIT and CrossFit-style training can push exercise-induced muscle breakdown to the point of kidney injury, and what helps catch it earlier.
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ANALYSISAcross 111 runners completing up to four trials each, two consumer devices tracked the direction of fluid loss reasonably well but missed the amount by 25% to 33% on average.
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WHAT THE STUDY ACTUALLY SAYSSeventy-two runners were sampled before and after the 2024 Boston Marathon. Every marker of kidney and intestinal injury rose, and staying hydrated did not change that.
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ANALYSISPooling individual data from 23,340 people in four trials, empagliflozin cut kidney failure by 34% and slowed eGFR decline by 64% — regardless of how big an initial creatinine rise was expected.
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