11-04-2025 22:05 via medpagetoday.com

One Diuretic May Be Better for Hypertensive Patients With Kidney Stone History

(MedPage Today) -- BOSTON--In people with hypertension, a history of kidney stones may inform the choice of diuretic for stone prevention, according to a secondary analysis of the Diuretic Comparison Project.
Among 1,164 older veterans with...
Read more »

Medical Industry news



Pridopidine Shows Promise in Subgroup of Huntington's Patients
'It Will Cost Lives': What We Heard This Week
Trump:'Fully Fit' to serve as Commander in Chief, Doctor Says
Estimated GFR Equation Matters When Dosing Chemotherapy in Cancer Patients
Removing Restraints: Reclaiming Patient Dignity in Delirium Care
Doctors Remove Pig Kidney From Alabama Woman After a Record 130 Days
Anti-CGRP Drug Reduces Episodic Migraine in Kids
Renal Outcomes Seem to Differ By Gender After Living Kidney Donation
Who Said RFK Jr. Should Be Fired?
Targeted Treatment Improves Disability in Guillain-Barre Syndrome
Healthy Aging and Diet; Global Effect of Cardiovascular Risk Factors
Private Equity's Growing Role in Disability Care Demands Urgent Oversight
States Advance Fetal Rights Measures That Critics Warn Could Lead to Abortion Bans
Retrospective Study Links COVID in Kids With Post-Acute Kidney Outcomes
Desktop versie