📢📢📢 New paper alert from the @EdinburghKidney
Urinary senescene biomarker identified
Urinary Clusterin is a Biomarker of Renal Epithelial Senescence and Predicts Human Kidney Disease Progression - Kidney International Reports kireports.org/article/S2468-…
New paper alert - Congrats to our @EdinburghKidney team for this great study identifying how specific subset of tubular cells drive disease progression
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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rsm.ac.uk/events/nephrology/…
Great coverage of @fichapman86 and her @Kidney_Research funded PhD studies, supervised by @EdinburghBean just out in @NatureComms
Edinburgh Kidney retweeted
Delighted this is now in print! 🥳🥳 Huge thanks to everyone who helped- especially the participants and @Kidney_Research! We are so excited by the results- Apelin benefits both the kidneys & heart in CKD 🍎🏨🫘❤️
@EdinburghKidney @DavenportLab @EdinUniCVS @EdinburghBean
In newly published results, Dr Fiona Chapman, Professor Neeraj Dhaun and the team from the University of Edinburgh conducted the first clinical trial looking at the effects of apelin in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD).
CKD is a growing public health concern, with around 7.2 million people currently living with the disease.
Read the full story and what these promising results will mean for the future of patients living with CKD.
bit.ly/4eXwntH
Amazing work just published in @NatureComms from our Team, led by @fichapman86 and @EdinburghBean . Love the puns - Apelin a day indeed 😉 and a fabulous experimental medicine study conducted here @EdinburghUni
Cardiovascular 🫀and renal 🫘 effects of apelin 🍏🏨 in chronic kidney disease: a randomised 🎲, double-blind 🕶️🕶️, placebo-controlled 💊, crossover 🔀 study…
Congrats to @fichapman86 from @EdinburghKidney on this new paper in @NatureComms!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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Delighted our paper 18F-FDG-PET/MR imaging to monitor disease activity in large vessel vasculitis was selected in the Nature Communications Editors’ Highlights showcasing the 50 best papers in translational and clinical research area. 👏
Check it out 👇 nature.com/collections/ecgch…
Really interactive discussion about #womanscvhealth together at
@EdinUni_IRR @EdinUniCVS CVD in health seminar – at Edinburgh, Scotland
Now we have Dr Mairead Hamill from @KingsCollegeLon from Tea. @KateBramham, talking PHYLLIS and PHYLLIS-HT.
#womanscvhealth
First up today at the #womanscvhealth seminar is Prof Anna Glasier pointing out the Woman's Health Roadmap and the importance of CVD research in Scottish woman as an important part of that.
#WomansHealthChampion
Today we are attending a #womanscvhealth seminar organsied by Profs @horne_research & @EdinburghBean in @EdinUni_IRR .
Fantastic line up of speakers and looking forward to interesting discussions!
@EdinburghKidney well represented contributing to these important discussions
New paper alert! 🚨
From @thedanpugh and @EdinburghBean @EdinburghKidney and @EdinUniCVS
18F-FDG-PET/MR imaging to monitor disease activity in large vessel vasculitis 🩻🫀🔥
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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….and which we validated in an independent patient cohort @petercgrayson
Finally, PET/MRI improved clinicians’ decision making with respect to patient care 👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️⚖️
Thanks to 🙏🏻
Our collaborators, patients and funders
@CSO_Scotland
PMRGCA Scotland
Scottish Systemic Vasculitis Network
@EdinUniImaging
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Congrats from everyone @EdinburghKidney to @dr_denby on giving the inaugural Stewart Cameron Lecture at #UKKW2024 earlier this month 🥂
Laura is a wonderful colleague, outstanding renal scientist, & fantastic advocate for our junior researchers!
❤️We are lucky to have you!❤️
Delighted for the double best poster win for @HeeyounHur97 and @davidbaird86 at #UKKW2024 – at Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh Kidney retweeted
PW #Podcast!
Drs. @johnasayer of @UniofNewcastle and @MuellerRom of @UniCologne discuss how 1/3 of #renal failure is due to faulty #genes, and we talk ethics of #sequencing babies. Also, Dr. #MedLaw advises on handling negative #OnlineReviews.
Tune in: buff.ly/3Vr1AOh














