KDIGO

KDIGO is a global foundation dedicated to improving the care and outcomes of people with kidney disease worldwide.

19/06/2026

Happening today! Don't miss the final webinar in the three-part series on the future of CKD and hypertension.

Friday, 19 June, 12:00 ET / 18:00 CET. Register: https://kdigo.co/Nexus-KDIGO-CKD-Hypertension-Series

Dr. David Wheeler, Dr. Adeera Levin, and Dr. Hiddo Heerspink will discuss how emerging therapies, earlier intervention, and translating research into practice can help improve outcomes for people living with CKD.

16/06/2026

Join us on Wednesday, 17 June, for part 2 of the 3-part webinar series on the future of CKD and hypertension management.

Register: https://kdigo.co/Nexus-KDIGO-CKD-Hypertension-Series

Dr. David Wheeler and Dr. Hiddo Heerspink will explore how assessment tools and insights from eGFR slope research can help clinicians better evaluate disease progression and inform treatment decisions.

For the final webinar on Friday, 19 June, Dr. Adeera Levin will join Dr. Wheeler and Dr. Heerspink to discuss how emerging therapies and early intervention strategies can help improve patient outcomes. Register for both webinars at the link above.

15/06/2026

Happening TODAY! Two great webinars you don't want to miss.

Up first: ISN-KDIGO Webinar: Targeting B Cells in Glomerular Diseases
10:00 am ET / 4:00 pm CET
Register: https://kdigo.co/ISN-KDIGO-B-Cell-Webinar-Register

Then: KDIGO Nexus Webinar Series: CKD and Hypertension (Part 1 of 3)
12:00 pm ET / 6:00 pm CET
Register: https://kdigo.co/CKD-Hypertension-Web-Series-1-Reg

The ISN-KDIGO webinar, moderated by Dr. Isabelle Ayoub, features KDIGO B Cell Controversies Conference Co-Chairs Dr. Jürgen Floege and Dr. Brad Rovin discussing key insights from the recently published conference report and the evolving role of B cell-targeted therapies in immune-mediated kidney diseases.

The Nexus-KDIGO webinar is the first in the new 3-part CKD and Hypertension series. Led by Dr. David Wheeler, Dr. Adeera Levin, and Dr. Hiddo Heerspink, this webinar explores how emerging science, assessment tools, and new therapeutic classes may help enable earlier intervention and improve kidney and cardiovascular outcomes. Webinars 2 and 3 will follow on 17 and 19 June.

12/06/2026

Join us on Monday, 15 June, for Part 1 of a new 3-part webinar series exploring the complex relationship between CKD and hypertension and its implications for patient care.

Register: https://kdigo.co/Nexus-KDIGO-CKD-Hypertension-Series

Webinars 2 and 3 will follow on Wednesday, 17 June, and Friday, 19 June.

Led by Professors David Wheeler, Adeera Levin, and Hiddo Heerspink, the series examines emerging science and practical strategies to help improve outcomes for people living with CKD.

Learn more: https://kdigo.org/events/ckd-hypertension-web-series-2026

11/06/2026

Don't miss the next ISN-KDIGO webinar: Targeting B Cells in Glomerular Diseases.

Monday, June 15 at 10:00 am EDT/ 4:00 pm CEST. Register: https://kdigo.co/ISN-KDIGO-B-Cell-Webinar-Register

Moderated by Dr. Isabelle Ayoub, the webinar features KDIGO B Cell Controversies Conference Co-Chairs, Dr. Jürgen Floege and Dr. Brad Rovin, who will discuss key insights from the recently published conference report and the evolving role of B cell-targeted therapies in immune-mediated kidney diseases.

08/06/2026

The report from the KDIGO 2025 B Cell Controversies Conference is now available on the KDIGO and Kidney International websites.

Download the Report: https://kdigo.co/B-Cell-Conference-Report

Read the News Release: https://kdigo.co/B-Cell-Conference-Report-News-Release

Additional resources: https://kdigo.org/conferences/b-cell

The report summarizes key discussions from the conference, which brought together international experts and patient representatives to examine how rapid advances in B cell biology are reshaping treatment across a range of immune-mediated kidney diseases.

"Emerging therapies are challenging the traditional view that all B cell–targeted approaches work in the same way," said Dr. Brad Rovin, co-chair of the conference. "By enabling deeper depletion of disease-causing immune cells, these therapies may help us better understand the relationship between immune depletion, disease remission, and long-term outcomes. What we learn could fundamentally change the future of treatment for immune-mediated kidney diseases."

04/06/2026

KDIGO and Nexus Healthcare Education have a new 3-part webinar series on the complex relationship between CKD and hypertension and its implications for patient care.

Join us on June 15 for Part 1 of the series, which focuses on the role of aldosterone in the decline of kidney function in people with CKD. Register: https://kdigo.co/Nexus-KDIGO-CKD-Hypertension-Series

Led by Professors David Wheeler, Adeera Levin, and Hiddo Heerspink, the series explores practical strategies for translating emerging science into better patient care.

Learn more: https://kdigo.org/events/ckd-hypertension-web-series-2026

02/06/2026

Are you attending in Glasgow? Don’t miss the GSK–KDIGO symposium on preventing infectious diseases in adults with kidney disease and closing the implementation gap in vaccination uptake.

Thursday, 4 Jun, 13:00 - 14:00 BST. Learn more: https://pag.virtual-meeting.org/.../en-GB/pag/session/86280

The session will highlight practical strategies to improve vaccination processes in CKD care, including real-world implementation examples, workflow tools, multi-society guidance, and a Q&A with the experts.

01/06/2026

Are you attending in Glasgow? Don't miss the KDIGO scientific symposium "What's New with KDIGO" on Saturday, 6 June, from 08:30–10:30 BST.

Learn more: https://kdigo.co/ERA26-KDIGO-Symposium

From advances in Diabetes and CKD to the evolving cardiovascular–kidney–metabolic (CKM) framework, key takeaways from the KDIGO B Cell Conference, and new perspectives in IgAN, this symposium will provide timely insights into some of the most rapidly evolving areas in kidney care.

27/05/2026

The new KDIGO Conversations in Nephrology FSGS podcast series is here!

Listen on your favorite podcast platform: https://kdigo.co/Conversations-in-Nephrology-Podcast

Hosted by Dr. Kirk Campbell, this three-part series explores how advances in podocyte biology, proteinuria management, and targeted therapies are advancing the understanding and management of FSGS.

Conversations include:
• Dr. Alessia Fornoni on podocyte injury and disease mechanisms
• Dr. Laura Mariani on proteinuria reduction and the PARASOL initiative
• Dr. Jai Radhakrishnan on emerging therapies and precision medicine in FSGS

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