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February 24, 20260 citations

The epidemiology of end-stage kidney failure in France: reason for hope?

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CCCécile CouchoudMLMathilde LassalleAGAdonis Beaubois Gandoin

Key Points

  • The paper investigates the trends and risk factors associated with end-stage kidney failure in France.
  • Analysis of national health data on kidney failure
  • Study of hospitalization and treatment patterns
  • Identification of demographic and health-related risk factors
  • Increased incidence of end-stage kidney failure over the last decade
  • Identified key demographic factors influencing risk
  • Highlighting advancements in treatment options contributing to better outcomes

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Couchoud et al. (2026) studied this question.

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