By testing an 80-year-old drug on kidney cells, researchers at Mayo Clinic have accidentally discovered a previously unknown mechanism of water regulation. This finding opens a way to reduce the main side effect of the only approved treatment for renal polycystosis — a disease that affects millions of patients [...]
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By testing an 80-year-old drug on kidney cells, researchers at Mayo Clinic have accidentally discovered a previously unknown mechanism of water regulation. This finding opens a way to reduce the main side effect of the only approved treatment for renal polycystosis — a disease that affects millions of patients [...]