More than 30M Americans have some stage of kidney disease, making it the 9th leading cause of death in the U.S. We can – and MUST – do more. Changing the way we prevent, detect & treat this disease will be a game-changer!
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Please explain how this will work when kidney patients are denied coverage (or can no longer afford it) as a result of the administration's destruction of ACA? Transplants? Who's paying for this?
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Agree. White, EGFR in 50's. Wanted to prevent. Two nephrologists not interested in seeing patients until EGFR is very low, used 12 as examp. if I remember correctly, or symptoms. Said not much can do to prevent, high quality protein, no NSAIDs.
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I’m sure the number of kidney damages increased when the number of prescribed pain meds decreased. Keep pushing that Tylenol
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My doctors refuse to help me adequately with pain control. So I EAT MOTRIN PROFUSELY!! They know! I am in renal insufficiency! Thanks!! YOUR FAULT!!!!
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I don’t believe y’all prioritize anything when it comes to improving someone’s health. Dude, you have lost any hope of legitimacy with your rhetoric. I personally feel you have completely disgraced the office of Surgeon General. The way you talk down to CPPs is shameful.
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