ADPKD, or autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, accounts for most cases of polycystic kidney disease (9 out of 10). Some people with ADPKD are at risk for accelerated disease progression. Read More
Living with a chronic kidney disease like ADPKD means you face decisions throughout your lifetime as your illness progresses. Your healthcare providers can help you make these decisions. Read More
Talking about ADPKD is a personal decision and may be difficult for your loved one struggling with ADPKD. Not knowing what to say can add to your stress and add… Read More
Talking about your ADPKD diagnosis and condition is your decision to make. You decide if, when, and to whom you share your story. If you decide to talk about it,… Read More
This infographic helps shed light on the efforts and struggles that caregivers face when taking care of those with kidney disease. Read More
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