Kristen Monaco is a Senior Staff Writer at MedPage Today. She covers a range of topics within medicine and healthcare, including endocrinology, mental health care, diet and nutrition, and public health, with a focus on patient care and wellness. Kristen's work has been featured in Knowledia, MSN, and MedPage Today.
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Kristen Monaco's articles primarily focus on healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a strong emphasis on citing data. She covers a wide range of topics including mental health, medical research, diabetes, obesity, and kidney disease. If you have new scientific findings or access to relevant data in these areas, she may be interested in your insights.
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'Modest rise' in hemoglobin concentration could still help in chronic anemia management
Significant proteinuria reductions reported, but still awaiting eGFR data
DENVER -- Significant proteinuria reductions were reported in phase III interim analyses assessing two investigational IgA nephropathy agents and a third that was recently granted accelerated approval.
DENVER -- Treatment with SGLT2 inhibitors was linked with modest but statistically significant increases in hemoglobin and hematocrit levels across
By: Kristen Monaco
Randomized trial did show a significant reduction in non-fatal stroke
DENVER -- Daily low-dose aspirin did not significantly reduce major vascular events in adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD), the randomized ATTACK trial showed.
DENVER -- Supplementation with high-dose cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) did not improve overall survival in patients receiving dialysis for end-stage kidney disease, according to findings from the SIMPLIFIED trial.
By: Kristen Monaco
Consuming less than 0.6 g/kg a day correlated with higher risks of kidney failure, death
By: Kristen Monaco
DENVER -- Strict dietary protein restriction was associated with worse clinical outcomes in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) who were not dependent on dialysis, a South Korean prospective cohort study suggested.
By: Kristen Monaco
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