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    This series of articles aims to explore all aspects of nephrogenetics, from the genetics of monogenic diseases to complex traits and the interpretation and application of genetic and genomic data to improve patient outcomes.

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    In this article series, Nature Reviews Nephrology presents articles that explore the tools and techniques that are improving our understanding of renal development, physiology and disease mechanisms as well as contributing to advances in the screening, diagnosis and management of kidney diseases.

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    The field of cancer metabolism research is entering its 2nd century since the first description of the changes in metabolism of cancer cells by Otto Warburg and his colleague Seigo Minami in 1923.

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    This series of articles focuses on global humanitarian challenges in nephrology that contribute to widespread disparities in kidney health, including issues related to social injustices and environmental protection. These articles explore areas of progress and highlight where innovation in research and policy are most needed to tackle health inequity.

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    Population ageing will exacerbate the burden of ageing-related diseases, including chronic kidney disease (CKD).

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    This Collection aims to highlight the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ colleagues and nephrology patients, and the need to address health inequities.

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    World Kidney Day is a global campaign that aims to raise awareness of kidney disease and the importance of kidney health.

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    The Key Advances in Nephrology collection offers expert insight into the most important discoveries made each year, and is an essential resource for students, physicians and clinical researchers.

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    The use of artificial intelligence (AI), including machine learning and large language models, is revolutionizing health care, from drug discovery and development, through to applications in the risk stratification, diagnosis, imaging, monitoring, prognostication, and pharmacological and surgical treatment of patients.

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    The global prevalence of hypertension is increasing owing to factors including population ageing and obesity. This series of articles aims to explore basic, clinical and translational aspects of hypertension, including the epidemiology, pathogenesis, patient management and novel therapeutic strategies.

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    Regulated cell death contributes to the loss of parenchymal cells in acute and chronic kidney disease and might also modulate immune and inflammatory responses. This Focus issue explores the potential contribution of regulated necrosis pathways — ferroptosis, necroptosis and pyroptosis – to kidney injury.

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