NKF Blog
This week the House Appropriations Committee released its annual bill that includes funding for...
"We often say that when you educate a girl, you educate communities. The impact of girls being...
In 1984, Bernardine (Dine) Watson was feeling gloomy, exhausted, and suffering from intermittent...
“I have been to South Africa, I donated a kidney, or I have a tattoo” - this game of two truths and...
As kidney disease continues to disproportionately affect patients of color and patients of low...
We dedicate this to the Parson Family, who made the selfless decision to delay their grieving and...
Tim, was an energetic, healthy 29-year-old sailor in the Navy when he suddenly collapsed and was...
"Unless people with privilege are standing up and pushing back against those using their privilege...
Every barbecue requires planning. You may be wondering- How many people are coming? Do I have...
Since the start of state legislative sessions in January, Voices for Kidney Health advocates have...
It’s time to shine a light on a little talked about but common result of systemic lupus-lupus...
Nearly half of adults in the United States (47%, or 116 million) have high blood pressure,...
Every March, the US House of Representatives begins its annual budget and appropriations process....
There's a reason why subscription meal boxes are so popular right now. They're easy,...
Receiving a kidney from a friend or a loved one is wonderful and life-changing, but it can also be...
Mental health is important for people with kidney disease. Far too many people face kidney disease...
Diabetes is a leading cause of kidney disease and a risk factor for strokes. 1 out of 3 people...
We want to give a special shoutout to the NKF’s Program Committees for their incredible work. None...
