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Renin-Independent Aldosteronism Heightened the Risk of Renal Impairment in Chinese Adults From Hakka Biobank

Author:

Jingwei Lin,Fuxiang Fang,Shengzhu Huang,Zheng Wen,Diman Mai,Jingwen Liu,Yongchen Li,Junwu Ran,Yibi Lan,Fuhua Hu,Libing Lai,Renzhi Tan,JinLian Li,Lingyu Ye,Yezhou Wu,Xuefang Liang,Zhuokun Wei,Mingli Li,Chao Wang,Zengnan Mo

Publication:

Kidney Medicine

Publisher:

Elsevier

Date:

April 2026

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