Renal Cell Carcinoma Continues to Rise Worldwide; More Common in Veterans
Kidney cases continue to rise nationwide, with more than 81,600 individuals expected to be diagnosed with the disease by year-end, the American Cancer Society estimates.
Kidney cases continue to rise nationwide, with more than 81,600 individuals expected to be diagnosed with the disease by year-end, the American Cancer Society estimates.
Veterans who received intravenous ketamine treatments had improved symptoms of depression within the first 6 weeks, and these improvements were sustained over at least 6 months with decreasing infusion frequency, according to a recent study.
Having higher cardiorespiratory fitness scores or being in better physical condition are linked to improved long-term survival in U.S. veterans after coronary artery bypass graft surgery, according to a recent study.
Using thiazide diuretics is associated with statistically significant lower odds of developing kidney stones, which supports the use of the products for kidney stone prevention, according to a recent study.
A new study that included VA researchers made the case for much more dual testing for chronic kidney disease (CKD) in high-risk patients to improve disease management and patient outcomes.