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DaVita gala celebrates dialysis company's corporate move to Denver - Denver Post

Denver Post
Kidney-dialysis giant DaVita Inc. plans to open its new headquarters in Lower Downtown with 500 employees in July 2012. An estimated 1000 DaVita workers and Colorado business leaders attended a corporate-relocation kickoff event in a tent at the

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FDA approves ONGLYZA to treat type 2 diabetes patients with renal impairment - News-Medical.net

News-Medical.net
The renal study investigated the safety and efficacy of ONGLYZA in patients with moderate to severe renal impairment or end-stage renal disease (ESRD). The 12-week data showed that ONGLYZA 2.5 mg once daily significantly improved glycoslated hemoglobin

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Artificial kidney may replace dialysis - abc7.com

abc7.com
Anderson suffers from kidney failure and needs dialysis to survive. It's a process that cleans out blood but takes its toll on patients. "It's uncomfortable to sit here for such a long time," said Anderson. The therapy only replaces about 10 percent of

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On the move - Seattle Times

Seattle Times
Health care: Dr. Lisa Nakamoto, a nephrology specialist, joined The Polyclinic. Investment: Michelle Rubesch was appointed director of portfolio management at Rainier Group Investment Advisory. Law: Emily Harris Gant and E. Ross Farr were elected to

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CNN Student News Transcript: February 24, 2011 - CNN International

CNN International
Nephrology is the study of the kidneys, which help your body get rid of waste. That's your answer and that's your Shoutout! AZUZ: Tom Walter's kidneys -- or at least one of them -- has been getting some news coverage lately. Walter is the head baseball

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