This online collection from our friends at Nature Medicine includes their Commission Report on dialysis policy in low- and middle-income countries along with linked research articles, reviews and commentaries from across the Nature Portfolio. go.nature.com/4t736Ed

In our February issue: Reviews on kidney health across Indigenous populations; the use and limitations of hPSCs; and the genetics of hypertension. A Perspectives on spatial metabolomics plus six Year-in-Review articles summarizing the highlights of 2025 go.nature.com/3Mavp3S

Check out the Nature Medicine Commission on dialysis policy in low- and middle-income countries! @natmed.nature.com www.nature.com/collections/...

⚡Our January issue is live! Including the first Nature Medicine Commission Report (introduced in our Editorial), new research on #infertility, #huntingtonsdisease, #cancer #cachexia, #HIV, #genetherapy, #microbiome therapy, News & Opinion and much more https://www.nature.com/nm/volumes/32/issues/1#infertility

In our January 2026 issue: Reviews on RNA-based therapeutics; the immunology of sepsis; uraemic toxins; and urinary biomarkers, plus Commentaries on point-of-care diagnostics; digital twins; GBD data; cardioprotection in haemodialysis; and new tools for imaging and analysis go.nature.com/4qj85iZ

Review @natrevneph.nature.com Natural killer cells in kidney immune surveillance, injury and fibrosis www.nature.com/articles/s41...

🚨 REVIEW 🚨 Amir Horowitz & Peter Heeger in @natrevneph.nature.com highlight how diverse NK cells in the kidney support immune surveillance but also drive injury in many diseases and contribute to transplant damage, with high-resolution profiling revealing new therapeutic targets. 🧐 rdcu.be/eUgor