ASN Kidney Week 2025 – Comprehensive Updates in Nephrology On demand
$165.00
Video Course · Nephrology · 2025
The on-demand library from ASN Kidney Week 2025 captures every recorded session — over 250 hours across 130-plus presentations spanning late-breaking trials on SGLT2 inhibitors, APOL1-mediated disease, and cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome.
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250+hours
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130+sessions
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400+speakers
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2025year
- Late-breaking clinical trials on SGLT2 and incretin therapies
- APOL1 precision nephrology and genetic kidney disease
- Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome deep dives
- AI applications and health equity in kidney care
ASN Kidney Week 2025 — every recorded session on demand
ASN Kidney Week 2025 is the world’s premier nephrology conference, and the on-demand library preserves every recorded session — over 250 hours across 130-plus presentations covering the full spectrum of kidney disease. From late-breaking clinical trials on SGLT2 inhibitors and APOL1-mediated disease to AI-driven diagnostic tools and cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome symposia, this collection captures the evidence shaping nephrology practice. ASN Kidney Week 2025 on demand puts the entire meeting at your disposal for focused review across every subspecialty.
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250+hours
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130+sessions
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400+speakers
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2025year
Inside this resource
Late-breaking clinical trials and practice-changing evidence
Multiple late-breaking oral sessions present randomized trial data on AKI therapies, SGLT2 inhibitor outcomes in CKD, incretin-based therapies in nephrology, and novel immune modulators for transplant rejection — the kind of evidence that changes practice patterns overnight.
Precision nephrology and genetic kidney disease
Sessions on APOL1-mediated kidney disease, monogenic kidney disease, genetic testing in the nephrology clinic, and integrative omics for precision CKD treatment reflect the field’s rapid shift toward genotype-guided management. Complement-mediated kidney diseases and Banff classification updates complete the precision medicine track.
Cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome
Three dedicated sessions explore the interconnections between cardiac, renal, and metabolic dysfunction — from mechanistic insights to clinical management strategies for patients with overlapping heart failure, CKD, and diabetes. These symposia represent one of the fastest-growing content areas at the annual meeting.
AI, dialysis innovation, and health equity
Artificial intelligence applications in nephrology, home hemodialysis expansion, precision CRRT delivery, and health equity in kidney care represent the forward-looking tracks that round out this comprehensive meeting library.
Who this serves
- Nephrologists — maintaining board-level knowledge across all kidney disease subspecialties
- Dialysis and transplant physicians — tracking innovations in renal replacement therapy and immunosuppression
- Fellows and researchers — building foundational knowledge and identifying new research directions
Before you buy
Does this include early program courses?
No — the on-demand library covers main annual meeting sessions only.
How does this differ from the 2024 and 2023 editions?
Each year features distinct clinical trial results, updated guidelines, and new research directions. The 2025 edition includes the latest SGLT2, incretin, and APOL1 trial data not present in earlier years.
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| Format | Video Course (130+ sessions + PDFs) |
|---|---|
| Duration | 250+ hours |
| Year | 2025 |
| Publisher | American Society of Nephrology |
| Department | Nephrology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah P. –
Excellent breadth across all nephrology subspecialties. Would have appreciated more dedicated depth on onconephrology specifically.
David L. –
Kidney Week on-demand remains the single best educational investment in nephrology. Every year delivers outstanding content.
Karen T. –
Some sessions have inconsistent audio quality from the exhibit hall recordings. The scientific content quality is undeniable though.
Hassan A. –
APOL1 precision nephrology content was exactly what our program needed. Cutting-edge science presented clearly and accessibly.
Lisa W. –
Massive library — hard to know where to start without a plan. The CKM syndrome sessions were the highlight for my research interests.
Michael B. –
The late-breaking trials alone justified the purchase price. SGLT2 and incretin data sessions were practice-changing for my CKD patients.