While Kaiser Permanente has had success in lowering rates of acute kidney injury in hospitalized patients, rates are rising nationwide, and even minor injury is linked to a higher risk of death.
Kaiser Permanente research provides the best evidence to date on the association between sexual assault, health disorders and healthcare use.
Kaiser Permanente research reveals new insights into variability in glaucoma risk within self-reported race/ethnicity groups.
May 17
Acute Kidney Injury in Hospitals Linked to Increased Risk of Heart Failure
May 16
Greater Burden of Atrial Fibrillation Linked to Higher Stroke Risk
Apr 20
Personalized Letter Improves Pregnancy Weight for Women with Gestational Diabetes
Apr 16
Maternal weight and hyperglycemia linked to early puberty onset in girls
Apr 3
In Reducing Deaths from Heart Disease and Stroke, Kaiser Permanente Outpaces Nation
Jun 8
Women’s Need for Medical Care Spikes Following Sexual Assault, Study Finds
California Health Report
May 21
Patients with acute kidney injury ‘at increased risk of heart failure’
Nursing Times
As Paroxysmal Afib Burden Rises, So Does Stroke Risk
MedPage Today
Apr 23
Study: Mothers’ weight linked to daughters’ early puberty
Mercury News
Girls born to obese moms far more likely to start puberty early, study finds
ABC News
