RENAL-HEAT-MAP- Researching Environmental Nephrotoxicity Associated with Long-term HEAT: Mechanisms, Associations and Prevention
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The RENAL-HEAT-MAP project, funded by WOTRO Science for Global Development under the Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek, investigates the combined impact of extreme heat and poor air quality on kidney health. The research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of environmental nephrotoxicity and how these climate factors contribute to kidney disease, with a specific emphasis on protecting vulnerable populations such as transplant recipients. The primary goals of the initiative are to uncover the links between environmental stressors and renal damage, increase awareness among healthcare providers, and develop prevention strategies to help patients avoid further kidney damage during extreme weather events. This award notice, identified by solicitation number 24.404, outlines a comprehensive effort to integrate climate data with medical research to improve patient outcomes in the face of rising global temperatures and pollution.
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