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Kidney Transplants: A New Lease on Life
It goes without saying that kidney transplants, as with all organ transplant operations, are major surgical procedures. They are also more common than you might think; in 2014 alone, doctors in the United States performed over 17,000 kidney transplants. ,,,
Time to Pump the Brakes? Marathons and Your Kidneys
It takes much will power, effort and perseverance to complete a marathon. Completing this type of race – all 26.2 miles of it – requires the body to be in good physical condition. While running is often considered synonymous ,,,
Air Pollution and Kidney Health: A Possible Link
Pollution is a massive problem in the United States, affecting the air breathed by millions of Americans. Not surprisingly, arial pollutants have been linked to numerous health issues, ranging from stroke to heart disease and even cancer. As if ,,,
Feeding Dogs with Kidney Disease
Kidney disease is not just limited to humans, since our four legged canine friends can also develop this dangerous condition. For dogs stricken with kidney disease, some significant dietary changes could be in order. Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate – Thanks ,,,
Diabetes and Kidney Disease: A Dangerous Connection
Diabetes is a growing problem in the United States; consider that in 2017, over 9% of the American population had this condition, a number equivalent to over 30 million people. While many people are aware of the prevalence of ,,,
Stopping Pain Before it Starts: Keeping Kidney Stones At Bay
Kidney stones are hardly the most appealing topic to discuss. However, given the relatively high number of people who experience this ailment, it is certainly worthwhile to explore ways to prevent the formation of these unwanted guests. Drink Water ,,,
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Diabetes and Kidney Disease: A Dangerous Connection
Diabetes is a growing problem in the United States; consider that in 2017, over 9% of the American population had this condition, a number equivalent to over 30 million people. While many people are aware of the prevalence of ,,,
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What A Waste! Are Good Kidneys Ending Up in the Trash?
On average, a person seeking a new kidney will spend years on a waiting list, hoping to be notified that a donated kidney has become available. Unfortunately, many of these individuals never receive this good news;according to the National ,,,
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