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As a mother and elementary school teacher, Melanie Litt always felt prepared for anything—that is, until seven years ago, when she went from being a seemingly healthy woman in the process of getting her Principal’s License to being diagnosed with focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS).   One night, Melanie just didn’t feel “right” and took a trip to the emergency room—but when none...

Winter weather driving conditions can be dangerous and a bit scary for car travel. Even experienced drivers need to be cautious while driving in unfavorable weather. If you live where you get snow and ice, you want to be prepared to drive in these conditions. Preventative maintenance and planning for your vehicle are important year round, but especially when it comes to driving in the winter.

 

Here are some driving...

The NKF is proud to offer the 2024 Culpepper Exum Scholarship. This post-secondary education scholarship is an opportunity designed to help people on dialysis or kidney transplant recipients to achieve their aspirations and complete their post-secondary education goals.

The 2024 Culpepper Exum Scholarship application is now available. Check with your social worker or download an electronic application below. Applications must be...

Date: May 01, 2024

Spring is a time for fresh starts and renewed hope. In this spirit, National Kidney Foundation Serving Connecticut is thrilled to be able to host its annual Night of Hope Gala in-person on March 10, 2022. This incredible evening will be held at Aria Banquet in Prospect, Connecticut. Please come celebrate with us, as we honor Dr. Richard Formica, MD with the Lifetime Achievement Award and Oscar Serrano, MD with the Excellence in Care Award.

Date: Mar 10, 2022

This resource is a clinical update on systemic therapy for renal cell carcinoma, highlighting the most recent guidance on approved treatment regimens for those with advanced and/or recurring disease.

Kidney Walk Day of Volunteers to help with event set up, registration, food area, kids zone area and other duties. .

To be used in conjunction with “Phosphorus and Your Kidney Diet “ this card was intended for dietitians to use when teaching patients about dietary phosphorus.

 

Gift giving can be one of the most delightful and one of the most difficult experiences, especially when the person you’re shopping for has medical concerns. How can you give a thoughtful gift to someone who is dealing with kidney disease and dialysis treatments? Donating your car through Kidney Cars is always a great option. A note saying you’ve given a donation in their...

By Kristina Hernandez, Satellite Healthcare   Dialysis is a major life adjustment that brings with it a range of psychosocial challenges – such as anxiety, social isolation, loneliness, and even depression.   Depression can diminish your quality of life, impacting physical and mental health, ability to function, personal and social relationships, and overall independence...

Thanksgiving is a traditional holiday and many enjoy spending the day with close friends and family. If you are planning to host a dinner or if you will be going to someone's home or a restaurant, the best way to minimize your risk of getting sick from COVID-19 or the flu, is to get vaccinated for both and to also get a booster if you are eligible.

People who are over the age of 65 or anyone with chronic kidney disease (CKD) at any...