In the News
This month’s issue of Science Translational Medicine depicts the work of JEREMY S. DUFFIELD (Nephrol) and colleagues on the cover. He is senior author of the paper “MicroRNA-21 Promotes Fibrosis of the Kidney by Silencing Metabolic Pathways,” which identifies a promising target for antifibrotic therapies. Dr. Duffield is an associate professor of medicine and an investigator in the Kidney Research Institute and the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine. Co-authors include Duffield Lab fellows CUIYAN XAN and SHUYU REN and technician GEOFFREY LINN
Conferences
- Online Conference Calendar
- 8:00am
Case Presentation
Kay Welty, MD
- 8:30am
“AQUAPHERESIS: Is the Juice worth the Squeeze?,"
Rags Durvasula, MD - 9:00am
Biopsy Conference - 8:00am
“Dialysis Technology Innovation: Update,”
Suhail Ahmad, MD - 9:00am
"Dialysis Access Interventions,"
Karim Valji, MD
Professor of Radiology
Department of Radiology - 8:00am
"B cells in the Kidney Transplant,"
Yolanda Ng, MD - 8:30am
“Fanconi Syndrome,"
Leah Haseley, MD - 9:00am
"Addiction and Vascular Access,"
Fionnuala Cormack, MD - 8:00am
"Biomarkers in AKI,"
Paramita Mukherjee, MD, PhD - 8:30am
"The multifunctional protein PiT-1,"
Wei Ling Lau, MD - 9:00am
"Late-breaking results of a UW Nephrology Clinical Trial,"
Ian de Boer, MD, MS
Renal Grand Rounds
February 3rd
February 10th
February 17th
February 24th
Resources
Welcome
Stuart Shankland, MD, MBA
Belding H. Scribner Endowed Chair of Medicine
Professor of Medicine
Head, Division of Nephrology
Nephrology is the branch of internal medicine devoted to the study, diagnosis, and treatment of kidney disease. The Division of Nephrology at the University of Washington is dedicated to providing excellent medical care for patients with hypertension, diabetic kidney disease, glomerulonephritis, acute and chronic renal failure, and for kidney transplantation through research and education. Our distinguished faculty are recognized leaders in the advancement of quality patient care as emerging science leads improvements in diagnostics and outcome of treatment. We have consistently been international leaders in cutting edge research, bringing innovations from the laboratory bench to the patient's bedside. We are committed to training young doctors, and offer fellowship training programs in general nephrology, transplant nephrology and dialysis. We currently hold a National Institutes of Health Training Grant (T32) to provide exceptional training for graduates interested in a research career. We value partnership and collaboration, working side-by-side with outstanding facilities such as the Kidney Research Institute, the Northwest Kidney Centers, the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, and the Fred Hutchinson Research Center. Please explore our website and get to know us better.
