A study has found that exclusive breastfeeding is associated with a reduced incidence of pediatric nephrotic syndrome.

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However, these organs too suffer from several disorders that affect the functioning of the kidneys, one of them being ...

A 73-year-old male with a history of relapsed/refractory NK T-cell lymphoma, s/p chemo and immune checkpoint inhibitors therapy. The patient now presents with new onset nephrotic syndrome and acute ...

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and nephrotic syndrome. Late manifestations result primarily from chronic inflammation of bone, teeth, and CNS. [6] Infants who are symptomatic are evaluated and treated. Asymptomatic infants are ...

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