Jennifer Charlton, MD, was awarded $2.8 million to study Vitamin D metabolism after preterm birth, which could lead to the first-ever therapeutics for chronic kidney disease in preterm infants. Jennifer Charlton UVA Pediatric Nephrology UVA Department of Pediatrics UVA Health news.med.virginia.edu/research/jenni…

We continue to advocate for measuring neonatal kidney outcomes in clinical trials - proud to be a part of this letter and the Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC).

Happy to see our letter to the editor published in NEJM today. It’s important to pay attention to kidney outcomes in studies of neonates, especially those receiving nephrotoxic medications.

So excited for this to be published and super thankful for everyone involved in getting this manuscript out there! Want to use ngal in the NICU? Here’s an option- rdcu.be/dB1Du ❤️ stuart goldstein Kelli Krallman trina hemmelgarn Cincinnati Children's JenZ of BioPorto (NGAL) Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC)

Was so great to present today at #MiamiPedNephSem about patient engagement in research and the importance of involving patients and families in everything we do! Sad to be virtual but great to “see” everyone! Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC) IU/Riley Children’s Health Peds Nephrology

If you want to take a deeper dive into the association of low renal oxygenation with AKI in preterm neonates make sure to check out Paige Condit recent publication: nature.com/articles/s4137…

Incredibly grateful to be a trainee with such powerhouse women in medicine as trailblazers in our field! 🙇‍♀️ Big congrats to Michelle Starr MD MPH for a much deserved spotlight!! ❤️🫘

Check out the latest effort!!
“Perinatal risk factors associated with AKI severity and duration among infants born extremely preterm.” Pediatric Research
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Thanks to David Askenazi and the Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC) team!

Congrats Dr. Keia Sanderson Keia Sanderson, MD MSCR !

Perinatal risk factors associated with acute kidney injury #AKI severity and duration among infants born #ExtremelyPreterm Pediatric Research

#PedNeph #NeoTwitter Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC) Jonathan Swanson Jennifer Charlton David Askenazi MD, MSPH

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Incredibly grateful to be amongst so many experts in the Neonatal Nephrology field discussing such an important topic. It couldn’t have happened without the amazing Michelle Starr MD MPH and the team at IU/Riley Children’s Health Peds Nephrology. Amazing job. Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC)

Pumped to meet other crazy trainees who love neonatal nephrology!! 🥰 The first of many future incredible meetings with this crew! 🤩 Big thanks to the mastermind of bringing us all together Michelle Starr MD MPH and Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC)!!

Should NICU graduates be followed for kidney disease after NICU discharge? Yes! But which ones, what, when, by whom, how often and what do we do have been a black box ! Thanks Michelle Starr MD MPH for convincing NIH_NIDDK to get us together. so glad we did!!! Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC)

I’d also like to thank all the trainees who participated (12!!) including members of the Neonatal Kidney Collaborative (NKC) Six2 crew. It’s so incredible to see the next generation of neonatal nephrologists!

Had such an incredible time over the last few days with 60 colleagues, friends, mentors and legends in the field of neonatal nephrology discussing evidence and making recommendations on kidney health follow up in high risk neonates! Thank you to everyone who participated!

Thank you to Michelle Starr MD MPH for organizing this important consensus conference to improve the renal follow-up care of our most vulnerable population! Happy to try bring the perspective of many community NICU programs & families that often don’t have easy access to pediatric nephro.

This is a really exciting opportunity to learn more about cutting edge research on neonatal kidney issues and learn about kidney function/injury. We hope to a have a great mix of Neonatologists, Nephrologists, Critical Care, NPs, PAs, RNs, PharmDs, etc. Please spread the word!

We are excited to be a part of the first ever International Neonatal Nephrology Symposium (INNS) Conference coming up Sept 11-15 in Birmingham, AL hosted by UAB Department of Pediatrics The call for abstract is open until June 7th. More information here: ChildrensAL.org/INNS David Askenazi

Congenital anomalies of the kidney & urinary tract represent 20–30% of birth defects & are often associated w/extra-renal malformations. Read this Original Article on frequency of brain/ spine malformations & neurological features in children w/CAKUT.
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Conferences are a major forum for presenting research and interacting with colleagues and thus build stature in one's field. This study analyzed gender differences in question asking at the 2022 American Society of Nephrology Kidney Week Meeting bit.ly/CJASN0345

Michelle Starr MD MPH IU/Riley Children’s Health Peds Nephrology

Gaining insights into patient outcomes related to CRRT discontinuation in children! we rock #RRT Erin Stenson Natalja Stanski, MD Kat Gist Emily See

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