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Kidney Health Stakeholders Call on World Health Assembly to Prioritize Screening and Early Detection
Read More: Kidney Health Stakeholders Call on World Health Assembly to Prioritize Screening and Early DetectionOn May 30, alongside the 77th World Health Assembly in Geneva, the Global Patient Alliance for Kidney Health convened its first ever Chronic Kidney Disease Patient Forum. The event program underscored the benefits of screening and early detection and elevating chronic kidney disease as a priority NCD.
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In Europe, Research Finds Substantial Benefits of CKD Screening
Read More: In Europe, Research Finds Substantial Benefits of CKD ScreeningBy Navdeep Tangri, MD, PhD, FRCP Two new studies released at the annual Congress of the European Renal Association offer more evidence for the benefits of targeted screening for chronic […]
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More Evidence Supports Making the Change for Kidney Health
Read More: More Evidence Supports Making the Change for Kidney HealthThe evidence is in, and it points in one direction. Policymakers need to join the effort to make meaningful change for kidney health.
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Kidney Health for all
Read More: Kidney Health for allChronic kidney disease affects more than 10% of the world’s population, around 850 million people. World Kidney Day aims to bring that number down – by raising awareness, advancing screening and improving access to treatment.
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Kidney Health in Times of Crisis
Read More: Kidney Health in Times of CrisisHow do chronic kidney disease patients access necessary health care when the world around them is falling apart?