S. Ted Shaikewitz

Dr. Shaikewitz was raised in St Louis, Missouri. He earned his undergraduate degree at Stanford University, and completed his medical degree and internal medicine training at Washington University of St. Louis. He finished a nephrology fellowship while attending the  University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, followed by a transplant nephrology fellowship at Oregon Health Sciences University. Dr. Shaikewitz is board certified in internal medicine and nephrology and UNOS certified in transplantation. He has been with the practice since 1998. He is now Chief of Nephrology at Durham Regional Hospital, Consulting Associate Professor at Duke, and Chair of the Durham Regional Hospital Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.

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02.27.2026 Do Over-the-Counter Pain Medications Harm Your Kidneys? What Patients Should Know Before Taking NSAIDs

Over-the-counter pain medications are among the most commonly used drugs in the world. From headaches and muscle aches to chronic joint pain, millions of people rely on these medications daily. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin, are widely used for pain relief and inflammation. While these medications are effective and […]

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