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Many kidney diseases can be avoided or their course can be changed with the help of doctors who recognise them at the very first stages.

A high-protein non-vegetarian diet can cause a rapid decline in renal function with underlying mild kidney disease.

World Kidney Day: Nephrologist shares why fasting should be reconsidered by kidney patients because of major risks like dehydration and treatment disruptions. | Health

A recent study published in The Lancet placed India second in the world for the number of people living with CKD, with an estimated 138 million Indians affected.

Kidney disease is increasingly affecting young men with no obvious symptoms. On World Kidney Day, experts explain hidden risks, lifestyle triggers and simple habits that can help protect kidney health early., Health, Times Now

On World Kidney Day, doctors say urine can reveal early kidney warning signs. Healthy urine is pale yellow, but dark, red, brown, or persistently frothy urine may indicate dehydration, infections, kidney stones, or kidney disease. Experts advise seeking medical tests if unusual urine colour or texture continues, as kidney disease often shows symptoms late. , Health, Times Now

World Kidney Day 2026 focuses on the link between kidney health and sustainability. Here's the theme and what young professionals should know to protect their kidney health.

On World Kidney Day, experts are raising awareness about the hidden risks of frequently using common painkillers. Nephrologists warn that overuse of medicines such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can reduce blood flow to the kidneys and may lead to kidney injury.

On World Kidney Day, let's understand how kidney disease often progresses silently, the warning signs to watch for, and why early screening is crucial to prevent kidney failure.

On World Kidney Day 2026, nephrologist Dr Vaishnavi explains how changes in urine colour, frequency and foam can signal early kidney problems and why early testing is important.