What Is Nephrotoxicity and Why Drug-Induced Kidney Damage Goes Undetected Nephrotoxicity refers to kidney damage caused by exposure to chemical substances, including therapeutic drugs. The kidneys are particularly vulnerable because their role in filtering, concentrating, and excreting xenobiotics exposes tubular cells to high local concentrations of potentially toxic substances. Drug-induced nephrotoxicity causes approximately 20% of […]

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