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Emerging Infections, Climate Change, and the Microbiome – ISN Past President and ISN Frontiers Meeting-New Delhi Chair, Vivekanand Jha Presents Highlights from the Scientific Program on Kidneys and Infections – Register Now!
The ISN Frontiers Meeting on bi-directional relationships between infections and kidney... read more
Working Toward Improved AKI Services in Latin America: The Saving Young Lives Project Holds First Workshop in Colombia
Workshop participants and course presenters at the SYL workshop at Universidad... read more
From ISN Fellow to Emerging Leader: Maximizing Personal Potential Through ISN Granting Programs to Advance Kidney Care in Nigeria
Dr. Onu Ugochi Chika, from the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital... read more
The 2023 WKD Theme is Out! Share Your Feedback on the 2022 Campaign
The World Kidney Day (WKD) theme for 2023 is: Kidney Health for... read more
Update on ISN Frontiers Meeting-New Delhi
Statement from the ISN on the situation in Ukraine
As a member of the EKHA (European Kidney Health Alliance), the ISN was also a signatory to its statement Wars and Kidney Patients and its open letter Protecting Chronic Kidney Disease patients amid the conflict in Ukraine to the European Commissioners for Health and for Crisis Management.
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Infections and the Kidneys.
The International Society of Nephrology and the Indian Society of Nephrology are pleased to invite you to the 2022 ISN Frontiers Meeting on “Infections and the Kidneys“ to be held from September 22-25, 2022, in New Delhi, India.
The Frontiers Meeting in New Delhi will focus on the bidirectional relationship between infections and kidney diseases. Infections can cause both acute kidney injury (AKI) and chronic kidney disease (CKD) through a variety of mechanisms, while patients with all kidney diseases, especially those on dialysis and kidney transplant recipients, have a greatly heightened propensity to develop infections which adversely affect their long-term outcomes.
