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ISN brings its members the latest news in research, highlights from current literature, comprehensive reviews, and in-depth case studies through Kidney International, Kidney International Reports, Kidney International Supplements, and Seminars in Nephrology.

ISN Journal editorial selections on lanreotide, predicting high-risk CKD, and mitochondrial diseases 

Kidney International®   A three-year randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study of lanreotide in stage 2/3 autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease  Somatostatin analogues can reduce cyst volume in autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD), but their effect on kidney function remains uncertain.   This three-year randomized, placebo-controlled trial tested whether lanreotide could slow kidney function decline in adults with stage 2/3...

October 26, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

KIR at 10: reaching wider and thinking ahead through digital outreach and AI 

      Jai Radhakrishnan (left) and Sumit Mohan  What does kidney research publishing look like in a rapidly evolving field? As Kidney International Reports® (KIR) marks its 10th anniversary, its editors discuss how the journal is expanding engagement with the global kidney community, adapting to new developments in publishing, and looking ahead to its next...

September 14, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

Capturing CKD complexity through cohort studies: iNET-CKD paper published in KIR 

Published in Kidney International Reports®, a new perspective paper from the ISN International Network of Chronic Kidney Disease cohort studies (iNET-CKD), offers a best-practice guide for researchers developing or improving chronic kidney disease (CKD) cohorts.   Read “The design and conduct of cohort studies of peoples with CKD – international perspectives from iNET-CKD”    The paper outlines key considerations for developing...

July 6, 2026News, ResearchRead more...

Call for applications: Kidney International Reports® editor-in-chief  

The ISN invites applications for editor-in-chief (EIC) of Kidney International Reports®.   The EIC will shape the journal’s editorial direction and support the publication of high-quality, clinically relevant kidney research for a global audience. Applications close on July 31, 2026.   View the role, criteria, and how to apply 

June 22, 2026JournalsRead more...

10 years of Kidney International Reports®: transforming how kidney science is shared 

“We are truly a global journal: We do not just select [from] one area that has resources ... authors can submit their papers from whatever region they’re from.” Jai Radhakrishnan  As Kidney International Reports® (KIR) marks its 10th anniversary, a WCN'26 Kidney Studio interview with Editor-in-Chief Jai Radhakrishnan reflects on how a bold early commitment to open access and a dedication to...

June 8, 2026Journals, News, ResearchRead more...

KICR article in focus: rare late fungal infection after kidney transplantation 

A new case report in Kidney International Case Reports™ (KICR) describes an exceptionally rare delayed dual invasive fungal infection involving mucormycosis and aspergillosis in the native kidney of a kidney transplant recipient more than 10 years after transplantation.  Macroscopic appearance of small whitish tissue (fungal ball) passed in urine  The patient presented with fever, right loin...

May 26, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

First edition of KICR highlights real-world lessons in kidney care 

From unusual presentations and diagnostic dilemmas to novel treatment approaches, the first in press case reports featured in Kidney International Case Reports™ (KICR) highlight clinically relevant lessons from real-world kidney care across diverse global settings.  Explore the first edition  Among the early reports are cases that underline how rapidly evolving therapies are reshaping practice. Al Haddad...

April 27, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

KIR: A platform for researchers worldwide, emerging voices, and progress in global kidney care 

Ten years ago, Kidney International Reports® (KIR) launched with a clear mission: to expand access to high-quality kidney research and ensure that important discoveries reach clinicians, researchers, and health systems worldwide.  Over the past decade, the journal has published studies that have shaped care and policy, fostered opportunities for early-career researchers to contribute and collaborate, and elevated voices...

April 13, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

Sharing bedside lessons: Writing a case report for Kidney International Case Reports™ 

Every nephrologist has encountered a case that stayed with them, one that challenged assumptions, raised new questions, or changed how they approach care. Turning that experience into a case report is not about including every detail, but about sharing the clinical lesson that others can apply.  Submit your case report to KICR  Kidney International Case Reports™...

February 23, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

ISN Journal summaries: effect of pravastatin on ADPKD and 10 years of Kidney International Reports®   

Kidney International®   A randomized controlled trial evaluated the effect of pravastatin on kidney disease outcomes in adult patients with early-stage autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease  This randomized, double-blind trial evaluated whether pravastatin could slow disease progression in adults with early autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) and preserved kidney function.   Researchers followed 150 participants receiving pravastatin or a placebo...

February 23, 2026Journals, ResearchRead more...

10 years of open access and evolving evidence at Kidney International Reports® 

Who can access the evidence that informs practice, and how quickly does that evidence reach the bedside? As Kidney International Reports® (KIR) celebrates its 10th anniversary throughout 2026, these two questions are as pertinent as ever for clinicians and researchers working in kidney care.   Reflections from KIR’s Editor-in-Chief Jai Radhakrishnan and Deputy Editor Sumit Mohan highlight how the journal’s editorial decisions, including a commitment to open access and a focus on practice-relevant research, have supported wider access...

February 9, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

Five compelling reasons to submit to Kidney International Case Reports™  

Case reports are often where progress begins. A single patient, an unexpected presentation, a practical clinical lesson that sharpens judgment and sparks discussion, ultimately leading to improved understanding and care.   With the recent launch of the ISN’s new fully open-access journal, Kidney International Case Reports™ (KICR)*, there has never been a better time to share bedside observations with the global kidney care community.  Submit a...

January 26, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

Bedside insights to advance kidney care: Submissions open for new article type in Kidney International® 

Kidney International® (KI) introduces a new article type — “Clinical Journey in Translational Medicine” — spotlighting patient cases that link bedside observations to underlying mechanisms of disease.   Submissions are now open  This concise feature bridges clinical nephrology and discovery science, revealing how individual cases can advance understanding of pathophysiology, diagnostics, or treatment.   “The patient’s journey is ultimately what it’s all about. “Clinical Journey in...

January 12, 2026Journals, NewsRead more...

ISN Emerging Leaders spotlight the role of non-physician health workers in kidney care 

Kidney International Reports® has published a paper from the ISN Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) Cohort 3, “Expanding kidney care: How non-physician health workers can address the global CKD crisis.”   The publication explores how non-physician health workers — such as community health workers and nurses — can help close critical gaps in chronic kidney disease prevention...

October 27, 2025ELP, Grants, JournalsRead more...

ISN journal summaries on maternal preeclampsia and CKD medication safety during breastfeeding    

Kidney International®  A nationwide register-based cohort study examined the association between preeclampsia in mothers and the risk of kidney disease in their offspring  A large cohort study of over 2.2 million births has found that children born at term to mothers with preeclampsia face a higher risk of developing kidney disease later in life.  The study revealed...

July 14, 2025Advocacy, Journals, NewsRead more...

Meet the KI-ISN Early-Career Researchers and ISN-KI Editorial Fellows!

The ISN-KI/KIR Editorial Fellows Session: The Best of 2024/25 Articles will take place at WCN’25 on Saturday, February 8, 2025, from 9:45-11:15 a.m.  KI-ISN Early-Career Researcher Awardees and ISN-KI Editorial Fellows will be honored during this session. KI-ISN Early-Career Researcher Awards honor exceptional basic and clinical science research published in Kidney International® (KI) in the...

February 3, 2025Awards, Journals, NewsRead more...

ISN Journal Summaries on Hypertension-avoidance Strategies and Age-based GFR    

Kidney International®  A Sub-study of the POISE-3 Randomized Trial Examined Effects of a Perioperative Hypotension-avoidance Strategy Versus a Hypertension-avoidance Strategy on the Risk of Acute Kidney Injury  This sub-study of the POISE-3 trial investigated whether a strategy to prevent low blood pressure during surgery could reduce the risk of acute kidney injury (AKI).   Researchers randomized 7,307 patients...

January 6, 2025Journals, News, ResearchRead more...

New Perspectives on Treatment Protocols: Kidney International® Publishes Late-breaking Clinical Trials

Two significant research studies were accepted as late-breaking clinical trials at Kidney Week 2024 and have subsequently been published in Kidney International®. Higher Intraoperative Blood Pressure Does Not Reduce Acute Kidney Injury in Non-Cardiac Surgery: What Do the Results of the POISE-3 Trial Tell Us?   The POISE-3 trial's analysis found no benefit in targeting a...

November 26, 2024Journals, News, ResearchRead more...

2024 KI-ISN Early-Career Researcher Awards & 2025-2027 ISN-KI Editorial Fellowships: Apply by Dec. 19!

Calling all early-career researchers! Have you published original research in Kidney International® in 2024? Apply now for the KI-ISN Early-Career Researcher Awards and be recognized at the World Congress of Nephrology 2025. This is your chance to showcase your work and receive $500! Who can apply?  First authors of original research papers (clinical or basic/translational science) Early-career...

October 28, 2024Journals, NewsRead more...