Study Finds Dialysis Should Not Be Default for Older Kidney Failure Patients
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A pioneering randomized study led by the University of Bristol suggests that dialysis may not always be the best default treatment for older patients with kidney failure. This research challenges the common assumption that dialysis is the standard care option for this demographic.
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Originally published by gnews
