Researchers Identify 6 Biomarkers of Kidney Injury for Improved Patient Outcomes
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Researchers have identified six new biomarkers that could detect kidney injury faster and with more sensitivity, advancing safer drug development and improving health outcomes for patients.
The findings were published recently in Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics.
The research team examined urinary levels of protein biomarkers in healthy volunteers and patients undergoing treatment for mesothelioma with a chemotherapy drug that is known to have toxic effects on the kidneys.
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