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In focus
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Sydney Tang, SPWG chair, on the global voices, groundbreaking science, and real-world impact of the WCN’26 scientific program
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“WCN’26 is a meticulously designed global nephrology congress that embraces a comprehensive repertoire of clinical and basic sciences across disease spectrum, pattern, mechanisms, and resource settings with speakers across expertise, geography, and stages of career.”
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Become a Fellow of the ISN: Recognition for long-term dedication
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In 2025, 28% of awardees were from Western Europe, 19% from Africa, and 18% from Oceania and Southeast Asia. Kalaivani Ganesan (India) commented: “This acknowledgment from ISN holds a special place in my heart and motivates me to contribute even more to the kidney care community.” Could you be the next to receive global recognition for your contributions to kidney care?
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By young nephrologists, for young nephrologists: Research interpretation course now CME-accredited
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Over 67% of participants in the ISN Young Nephrologists’ “Interpreting the Evidence Series” reported low confidence in evaluating research studies — but after completing the course, most saw a significant improvement in their understanding and analytical skills.
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2025 Educational Ambassador Program impact: Highlights from India, the Maldives, Pakistan, Peru, Rwanda, and Tajikistan
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From CKD training and ultrasound-guided biopsy workshops to kidney pathology labs and electrolyte management, the ISN Educational Ambassador Program strengthened kidney care across six countries in 2025. These visits enhanced local expertise, improved patient outcomes, and laid the groundwork for sustainable kidney services worldwide.
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