How much do you think you know about kidney disease? We took to the streets to find out what the public knew, did they know more than you?
Find out about symptoms, risk factors and what kidneys do here: https://t.co/ESckuDJz0P #WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Could kidney disease affect you? Anyone can get it, and it’s hard to spot in the early stages.
Hear from a kidney doctor about knowing your risk and checking for symptoms. Help educate the nation by sharing this: https://t.co/ESckuDJz0P #WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Over 1000 people aged under 18 have kidney disease in the UK. It's not just an older person's disease – that's a myth! People of all ages are living with it.
Get clued up on the facts here: https://t.co/ESckuDJz0P
#WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Let’s hear from the kidney doctor 👉 busting a big myth about kidney disease – and why early diagnosis is key to protecting your health.
Please share to help others learn the symptoms and get checked sooner:
https://t.co/ESckuDJz0P
#WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
This is a myth.
There are usually no symptoms of kidney disease in the early stages and people might feel well. It's called a silent disease as it's often not detected until it's quite advanced.
Check symptoms here> https://t.co/9SnT8yWtWE
#WorldKidneyDay
Kidney disease doesn't get the attention it deserves. It's underfunded and is often, mistakenly, thought of as an minor disease that doesn't affect many people. This has to change.
Please share these facts to help us spread the word that #KidneysMatter#WorldKidneyDay
Thank you to everyone who joined us to #ShineALight on kidney disease at 7pm last night💛 Together we turned social media yellow and helped raise awareness of kidney disease.
Here are some of our fantastic supporters... #KidneysMatter#WorldKidneyDay
Thank you to all of the wonderful healthcare professionals and researchers who we met at #UKKW26 in Harrogate this week. Your support for #WorldKidneyDay was fantastic and we wanted to share some of our favourite #DontKidYourself moments this morning.
Thanks for supporting World Kidney Day! You're all brilliant – our inspiring patients, their supportive friends and family and the fantastic healthcare workers. You've made a huge difference with busting the myths around kidney disease! #WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Shining a light on #WorldKidneyDay for friends and family lost or affected by kidney disease, thinking of all those still suffering and grateful to all those who support, care and heal 💛 #KidneysMatter@kidneydayUK
This #WorldKidneyDay, Lagan Valley Island shone in green and purple to raise awareness for PKD and the impact it has on families across Northern Ireland, and further afield.
Martina, who championed the “Light Up”, attended with her husband and their rescue dog, Teagan, now the honorary mascot of our Northern Ireland PKD group. Martina inherited PKD from her father and received a transplant in 2010, thanks to a kidney donated by her sister.
Joining the light-up were Rod from Belfast, living with PKD for 25 years, who will soon start dialysis, having inherited the condition from his mum.
And Linda, host of our Northern Ireland PKD Connect group, who actively promotes support for those living with PKD, highlighting the importance of community and awareness in helping people navigate the fear and isolation the condition can bring.
Alongside Team PKD was Councillor Brian Higginson, Chair of Corporate Services of @lisburnccc
This light display symbolises unity, hope, and strength for everyone affected by PKD and all kidney diseases. Together, we can shine a light and show that kidneys matter.
#PKDAwareness #WorldKidneyDay #LightUpForPKD #KidneysMatter
@LVIConference@kidneydayUK
It's time for us all to shine a light on kidney disease, the amazing patients and supporters, and remember those we've lost. Share your photos to help us raise awareness 💛
#WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Shining a light on World Kidney Day! 🔦⛪
Tonight, the magnificent spire of Rochester Cathedral will be illuminated in yellow for #WorldkidneyDay 💛
Founded in 604 AD, Rochester is England’s second oldest cathedral. Its current spire, built in 1904 atop the restored bell tower, is a striking landmark and a fitting symbol for showing that #KidneysMatter.
Set your alarm for 7pm tonight ⏰
To celebrate #WorldKidneyDay, you're invited to share a photo of you shining a light on kidney disease. Help us spread awareness and let's come together to remember those we've lost 💛
Just 6 hours to go 🕯
#KidneysMatter
Is there a cure for kidney disease? We took to the streets to see what people think… Please share to help us spread awareness. Want to find out more?
We have all the facts, symptoms and risk factors here: https://t.co/9SnT8yWtWE #WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Over 1000 people aged under 18 have kidney disease in the UK. It's not just an older person's disease – that's a myth! People of all ages are living with it.
Get clued up on the facts here: https://t.co/ESckuDJz0P
#WorldKidneyDay#KidneysMatter
Kidney disease doesn't get the attention it deserves. It's underfunded and is often, mistakenly, thought of as an minor disease that doesn't affect many people. This has to change.
Please share these facts to help us spread the word that #KidneysMatter#WorldKidneyDay
Another brilliant event being held this #WorldKidneyDay. Thanks to the team at the Royal London Hospital KPA for their stand at King George Hospital. You're helping to make a difference 💛💛#KidneysMatter
This is a myth! Here are the facts:
Kidney disease can affect anyone (even fit people!) and be caused by a variety of reasons – genetics, infections, overuse of drugs like Ibuprofen, autoimmune conditions...
Check the facts> https://t.co/9SnT8yWtWE
#KidneysMatter