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Attend live and virtual events that provide a platform for education and collaborative discussion about the management of kidney disease and strategies to improve kidney health.
Any NephU member can request a presentation for their region or organization at no charge.
Home dialysis modalities are increasingly emphasized in healthcare payment models and represent an important patient-centric option for renal replacement therapy. Join us for this informational discussion with Dr Ankur Shah and Dr Natasha Dave on important strategies that can be employed to establish and grow a successful peritoneal dialysis program.
Join us for an international panel discussion featuring members from the IgAN Foundation, expert nephrologists, patients & caregivers. Panelists will discuss living with IgAN; highlighting the similarities and differences in each patient’s journey, identify how providers can support patients, facilitate the patients’ understanding of IgAN management, and identify the current gaps in management.
Join us for an international panel discussion featuring members from the IgAN Foundation, expert nephrologists, patients & caregivers. Panelists will discuss living with IgAN; highlighting the similarities and differences in each patient’s journey, identify how providers can support patients, facilitate the patients’ understanding of IgAN management, and identify the current gaps in management.
In celebrating Black History Month, PsychU and NephU has invited, Dr. Napoleon Higgins to discuss the ongoing challenges that Black Americans face in the pursuit of equitable healthcare access and treatment.
Tune-in to the NephU webinar where we are joined by experts, Carl Bates, MD and Rannar Airik, PhD who will describe nephronophthisis (NPHP), the most frequent genetic cause for end-stage kidney disease in the first three decades of life, and its associated rare genetic syndromes such as Senior-Løken Syndrome (SLNS), Joubert Syndrome (JSRD), Meckel Syndrome (MKS), and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (BBS).
Tune-in to the NephU webinar where we are joined by experts, Carl Bates, MD and Rannar Airik, PhD who will describe nephronophthisis (NPHP), the most frequent genetic cause for end-stage kidney disease in the first three decades of life, and its associated rare genetic syndromes such as Senior-Løken Syndrome (SLNS), Joubert Syndrome (JSRD), Meckel Syndrome (MKS), and Bardet-Biedl Syndrome (BBS).
This webinar will discuss the role of inflammation in kidney disease, as well as explore nutrition interventions which may modulate these inflammatory processes.
This webinar will discuss the role of inflammation in kidney disease, as well as explore nutrition interventions which may modulate these inflammatory processes.
The NephChef features a discussion with Dietitian-Nutritionist Dr Laura Frank regarding nutrition interventions which may modulate the inflammatory processes associated with kidney disease. Chef Duane will be dishing up some delicious kidney-friendly fare of three recipes with cultural relevance: African Peanut Stew, Asian Mushroom Risotto, and Vegetable Curry.
The NephChef features a discussion with Dietitian-Nutritionist Dr Laura Frank regarding nutrition interventions which may modulate the inflammatory processes associated with kidney disease. Chef Duane will be dishing up some delicious kidney-friendly fare of three recipes with cultural relevance: African Peanut Stew, Asian Mushroom Risotto, and Vegetable Curry.
Join us for our panel discussion, where experts discuss their passion for the field of nephrology and how the entire kidney community can rally around the month of March to raise awareness about the risk of kidney disease.
Join us for our panel discussion, where experts discuss their passion for the field of nephrology and how the entire kidney community can rally around the month of March to raise awareness about the risk of kidney disease.
