American Society of Nephrology
Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (JASN)
JASN, the flagship journal of the ASN, publishes basic and clinical science original research articles relevant to the broad discipline of nephrology. The JASN Podcast features discussions with authors of recently published articles. Moderated by the JASN Editor-in-Chief and Deputy Editors, each JASN Podcast episode discusses the latest findings featured in the pages of the journal. Additionally, through the Kidney Translation podcast series, Communications Editor Matt Sparks engages with authors on hot topics across the ASN Journal Portfolio. New episodes are available monthly.
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Jun 18, 2026
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Episodes
The Immune Responses to COVID-19 in Transplant Patients 23.11.2021 13:51
In this podcast JASN EIC, Josie Briggs talks with transplant expert and JASN Associate Editor, Matt Griffin about two studies that examine the immune responses to COVID-19 in transplant patients.
JASN November 2021 Issue Highlights 18.11.2021 9:34
Each issue of JASN contains Highlights, short summaries of a few of the articles in the issue, chosen by the EIC as of special interest to our readers.
JASN October 2021 Issue Highlights 14.10.2021 8:50
Each issue of JASN contains Highlights, short summaries of a few of the articles in the issue, chosen by the EIC as of special interest to our readers.
New Directions for Clinical Trials in Kidney Disease 08.09.2021 31:47
A conversation with EIC, Josie Briggs and leading nephrology clinical trialist, Vlado Perkovic - on the next generation of clinical trials in nephrology.
JASN August 2021 Issue Highlights 09.08.2021 7:00
A few articles in each issue are chosen by the EIC for their interest. The issue highlights include: laminin-521 –a novel GBM autoantigen, iron biomarkers & mortality in nondialysis kidney disease, & disparities among hemodialysis patients with COVID-19.
Lost Opportunities for Kidney Transplant 30.07.2021 5:00
Transplant candidates with top 20% Estimated Post-Transplant Survival (EPTS) scores are prioritized to receive optimal deceased-donor kidneys. A study found fewer than half of eligible ESKD patients w/ top 20% EPTS scores were on transplant waiting list.
The Extracellular Matrix in Development, Aging, and Disease 27.07.2021 4:12
The extracellular matrix (ECM) biomechanically regulates nephrogenesis, and abnormal ECM is a histologic feature of kidney aging and disease. Two reports in this issue use state-of-the-art methods to characterize the ECM in development, aging and disease.
Vaccine Acceptability and Hemodialysis Patients 07.07.2021 17:51
A discussion between Dr. Magdalene Assimon, one of the JASN editorial fellows and study authors Dr. Pablo Garcia and Dr. Shuchi Anand on their recent JASN paper titled, "SARS-CoV-2 Vaccine Acceptability in Patients on Hemodialysis: A Nationwide Survey."
COVID-19 Mortality and the Tough Discussions about Advance Care Planning 11.06.2021 7:47
The June issue of JASN features new population level data from CMS on the real burden of the pandemic for dialysis and transplant patients in the US. These grim numbers remind us of the important role nephrologists play in Advance Care Planning.
New Insights into the Mechanisms of Kidney Disease: Understanding Hypercholesterolemia in CKD; ADAM10 and Immune Injury to the Podocyte Slit Diaphragm 03.06.2021 5:59
Two papers published this month in JASN provide new insights into these unsolved questions: Why is the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease so high in kidney patients? Why is the podocyte slit diaphragm so vulnerable to immunological injury?
JASN May 2022 Issue Highlights 07.05.2021 10:38
Every issue of JASN includes Highlights, which are short summaries of 5-6 articles hand-picked by the EIC for their interest and impact.
JASN April 2021 Issue Highlights 01.04.2021 9:19
Every issue of JASN includes Highlights, which are short summaries of 5-6 articles hand-picked by the EIC for their interest and impact.
JASN March 2021 Issue Highlights 01.03.2021 10:13
Every issue of JASN includes Highlights, which are short summaries of 5-6 articles hand picked by the EIC for their interest and impact.
JASN February 2021 Issue Highlights 01.02.2021 8:45
Every issue of JASN includes Highlights, which are short summaries of 5-6 articles hand picked by the EIC for their interest and impact.
JASN January 2021 Issue Highlights 30.12.2020 8:29
Every issue of JASN includes Highlights, which are short summaries of 5-6 articles hand picked by the EIC for their interest and impact.
A Conversation with Mark Knepper and Josie Briggs: Does SARS-CoV2 Infect the Kidney? 24.11.2020 13:57
This episode of the JASN Podcast is a discussion between JASN EIC, Josie Briggs and Deputy Editor, Mark Knepper about the question: Does SARS CoV2 Infect the Kidney?
A Dialogue with Mahboob Rahman and Erin Barreto About Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease 24.09.2020 19:28
In this podcast, JASN Editorial Fellow Dr. Erin Barreto interviews lead author, Dr. Mahboob Rahman, about his recent paper on blood pressure patterns detected with ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and implications on outcomes for CKD patients.
A Discussion with Andrew Malone and Madhav Menon: RNAseq and the Transplant Biopsy, What is New? 07.08.2020 23:12
In this podcast, JASN Editorial Fellow Dr. Madhav Menon, discusses with Dr. Andrew Malone a novel application of RNAseq to the transplant biopsy.
A Conversation with Deidre Crews and Tanjala Purnell about COVID-19, Structural Racism and Kidney Disease 21.07.2020 20:36
This episode, JASN's inaugural podcast, is a conversation with Drs. Tanjala Purnell and Deidre Crews, about the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on kidney patients, particularly the disproportionate impact on people of color.
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