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Our team will walk for ALL people affected by kidney disease and in support the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois’ mission to raise awareness of kidney disease, support education and empowerment, and improve and increase access to treatments.
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We are about a MONTH away from this years Walk for Kidneys. Get your team ready! And joins us at Diversey Harbor at 9 am, join other supporters of our mission for this festive two-mile walk, and help us win the race against kidney disease. #WalkforKidneys
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We are about a MONTH away from this years Walk for Kidneys. Get your team ready! And joins us at Diversey Harbor at 9 am, join other supporters of our mission for this festive two-mile walk, and help us win the race against kidney disease. #WalkforKidneys
https://t.co/Md5B05nQ6r
We are calling ALL medical students. The Medical Student Research Grant program funds medical-student investigators who are participating in research projects
To get more info and complete application guidelines, tap the link today! https://t.co/aniCosjuyE
850 million people worldwide are estimated to be battling kidney disease. NKFI joins healthcare organizations on every continent on World Kidney Day 2023! We are in Melrose Park and Anna, IL raising awareness for kidney disease for #KidneyDisease#KidneyHealth#WorldKidneyDay
Happy New Year! 2023 is going to be a great year! We are dedicating our forces on Prevention, Education, and Empowerment to reach all at-risk and affected individuals.
#newyear#missionmoment
@SachmoH Micro aggression…unless the 3 people were named “Akash Ramachandran”, “Baljeet Patel”, and “Kavita Venkatesh” then maybe not…but in that case they should have said “unique” instead of “unusual”
Abnormal amounts of protein can be an early sign of kidney disease. A urinalysis is a quick screen for protein in the urine. Anyone with diabetes and/or high blood pressure should have a urinalysis once a year. #NKFI#kidneyhealthforall
High blood pressure is the second leading cause of chronic kidney disease (CKD) and blood pressure control is a key way to prevent CKD from getting worse! #NKFI#kidneyhealthforall
Happy World Kidney Day 2022! The NKFI Kidney Mobile is at Chicago State University - health screening stations are up and running! #NKFI#kidneyhealthforall
Our deepest condolences to the family and friends of Eric Carle, award-winning author of "The Very Hungry Caterpillar", who passed away on Sunday from kidney failure. https://t.co/7SArtJd2mu
We're officially ONE MONTH from the #WalkforKidneys!!
We can't wait to see your smiling faces at Montrose Harbor (or virtually!) on June 27. Sign up, start your team or donate at https://t.co/k9TyH2rpHN
33% of adults in the U.S. are at risk for #kidneydisease, but most don't know it. Having kidney disease can also increase risk of life-threatening complications from #COVID19. Take a minute to find out if you're in the 33%. https://t.co/IicEL8E0ba #minuteforyourkidneys
It's #WorldKidneyDay! 850 million are living with kidney disease worldwide. 33% of US adults are at risk. Spread the word about kidney health-take the #MinuteForYourKidneys quiz and ask two family and friends to take it https://t.co/3XGI5xWUqZ. It could save your life or theirs.