Research Articles
The Human Factor: How Patient and Physician Attitudes Are Shaping Fecal Transplants
Exploring how patient and physician attitudes are influencing the adoption and perception of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) as a medical treatment.
The Unseen Trade-Off: When a Life-Saving Transplant Reshapes the Immune System
Exploring how organ transplantation affects the immune systems of long-term HIV survivors, revealing a delicate balance between organ acceptance and immune defense.
The Hidden Protector: How an Obscure Antibody Could Revolutionize Kidney Transplant Monitoring
Exploring the role of anti-Thomsen-Friedenreich antibodies in detecting infections in kidney transplant recipients and their potential clinical applications.
The Silent Return: When a New Kidney Reignites an Old Battle Against Hepatitis C
Exploring the recurrence of membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis after renal transplantation in chronic hepatitis C patients, including risk factors, treatments, and research advances.
Beyond Borders: When Balkan Nephrologists United for Kidney Health in Turbulent Times
The story of how nephrologists from across the Balkans came together in 1998 to advance kidney disease treatment during political turmoil