Surprising mechanism of lupus kidney damage identified
A groundbreaking study reveals innate lymphoid cells may be the primary drivers of lupus kidney damage, offering new insights for treatment.
Novartis receives FDA accelerated approval for Fabhalta®
Novartis receives FDA accelerated approval for Fabhalta, a breakthrough treatment offering new hope for IgA nephropathy patients.
‘I donated a kidney to my son-in-law’
Lesley Harrison’s inspiring story of donating a kidney to her son-in-law shows the power of living donation in transforming lives.
Diabetes fuelling kidney disease timebomb as transplant list at a high
Type 2 diabetes is fuelling a kidney disease crisis in the UK, with transplant lists at their highest in a decade.
To regenerate the kidney, please don’t pass the salt
Groundbreaking research shows that reducing salt intake can trigger kidney regeneration in mice, offering promising new treatment possibilities.
Artwork to honour organ donors and their families
New organ donor artwork celebrates the stories of donors and recipients. Powerful visual campaigns raise awareness of 2024 donation initiatives.
New therapy proven effective against rejection in kidney transplantation
Medical University of Vienna announces vital 2024 breakthrough: new therapy proves highly effective against kidney transplant rejection in trials.
Ozempic: trial data show benefits for kidney disease
FLOW trial results 2024: semaglutide shows promising benefits for kidney disease protection and improvement in transplant patients.
Revisiting Patient Stories | My Kidney Transplant Experience (2013)
My Kidney Transplant Experiencehttps://mrikpa.org.uk/wp-admin/edit.php By: Dorothy Shelley, Sunnyside, New York My family and I did not recognize the symptoms initially, so I wasn’t diagnosed with kidney disease until the age of 12. Nine years later on January 18, 1983, at the age of 21, I received a transplanted kidney from my older brother Robert. Thirty […]
Kidney Patient Reported Experience Measure
Kidney Patient Reported Experience Measure (PREM) lets kidney patients share their care experience anonymously. Help improve kidney services nationally.
