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Calvert has battled kidney renal disease for decades.
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Those with diabetes and renal disease should stay far away from this diet.
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Kidney failure, or end-stage renal disease, is treatable with routine dialysis every two to three days.
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These drugs were Sutent and Inlyta, which both treat renal cell carcinoma, and Tikosyn, which treats arrhythmia in patients with atrial fibrillation or atrial flutter.
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The cause was renal failure and hypertension, said Stephanie Hall, a spokeswoman for Sisters of St. Joseph of Northwestern Pennsylvania.
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The cause was complications from peripheral arterial disease and renal failure, said a son, Corey Dade.
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Severe clinical presentations may include difficulty breathing, hemorrhage, renal failure or neurological problems.
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Each study suggested a significant increase in the risk of end-stage renal disease among donors, but the total numbers affected were very small: 0.04 percent in the American study, 0.06 in the Norwegian.
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Origin and Etymology of renal
French or Late Latin; French rénal, from Late Latin renalis, from Latin renes kidneys
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First Known Use: circa 1656
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Definition of renal for English Language Learners
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medical : relating to or involving the kidneys
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