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Sex-specific effects of gut microbiota on vascular remodeling and immune responses further highlight the complexity of microbiome-host interactions. In pediatric patients, altered SCFA profiles are associated with CKD progression and relapse in nephrotic syndrome. Clinical data suggest that plasma SCFA levels may serve as biomarkers for hypertension risk and cardiovascular outcomes in children with kidney disease. Therapeutically, interventions targeting SCFA pathways, such as probiotics, prebiotics, dietary fiber diet, and receptor agonists, may help restore gut-kidney axis balance and improve kidney and cardiovascular outcomes. This review illustrates the critical role of SCFAs as mediators linking the gut microbiota to kidney and vascular health. 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