Welcome to the 21^st World Nephrology Conference, scheduled to be held on March 24-25, 2025, in the vibrant city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. This conference, also known as World Nephrology 2025, promises to be a gathering of renowned experts, scholars, and practitioners in the fields of nephrology, urology, and therapeutics.

The theme of World Nephrology 2025 is "Recent advancements of research and treatment in the field of nephrology." This theme underscores our commitment to exploring the latest research findings, technologies, and treatment modalities in nephrology and urology, with a focus on translating these advancements into practical applications for improved patient care.

World Nephrology 2025 aims to provide a platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas among professionals involved in nephrology, urology, and therapeutics. The conference will feature a wide range of sessions, including keynote lectures, plenary sessions, interactive workshops, and poster presentations, covering the latest developments and best practices in the field.

Target Audience:

• Nephrologists

• Renal Practionists

• Kidney coordinators

• Renal Transplantation surgeons

• Physicians

• Scientists

• Nephrology Associations and Societies

• Business Entrepreneurs

• Training Institutes

• Software developing companies

• Manufacturing Medical Devices Companies

• Data Management Companies

• Students

The first edition is organized in collaboration with the Portuguese Society of Nephrology and will take place at the Feira Internacional de Lisboa. The two half-day programmes will take place on March 27 and 28, 2025.

The final programme with confirmed speakers is available on our website. Browse the session topics and presentations and find already many confirmed speakers and case presenters. Each session consists of 3 topics, presented through a lecture and a case presentation from European but mainly Portuguese presenters.  

Don’t miss this chance to learn about CKD diagnosis and the role of pathology and genetic testing, CKD management, comorbidities, and the translation of basic science into clinical practice.  

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