We have done it - thanks to all the hard work from the team, especially Suad Alsukari (Alghamdi), Huei Teng Ng and @da40cambs
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
@LivUniHLS @LivUni
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Everyone deserves a fair chance at good kidney health.
The new @Kidney_Research #TimeToAct report on #KidneyHealthInequalities calls for action through research, policy and partnership.
We're calling for urgent action to address social and economic inequalities. Our #TimeToAct report on #KidneyInequalities shows how age, sex, education, location or lack of wealth persist, and can lead to higher risk of kidney disease👇
bit.ly/3xWLseB
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📣 Our new transplant report shows that people's mental health needs are not being met after a #KidneyTransplant. This needs to change urgently - a transplant is a treatment not a cure. Click here to find out more: kidneycareuk.org/about-us/po…
ALT Graphic from Kidney Care UK discussing unmet mental health needs post-kidney transplant. Text quotes a transplant recipient about the lack of mental health support and invites readers to view a new report. Includes an image of a healthcare professional discussing with a patient.
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When you are living with chronic kidney disease or are a kidney transplant recipient, it's important to take extra care in the heat to maintain your fluid balance and protect your skin from the sun. Read our advice here kidneycareuk.org/kidney-dise… #Heatwave #Summer
This is excellent and shows the commitment of researchers at @LivUni @LivUniResearch for improving ways to treat children and adults with kidney disease.
NEWS | Researchers at @LivUni have contributed to a new @Kidney_Research report which urges for action to address the social and economic inequalities that put some people at greater risk of kidney disease.
Read more ⬇️
news.liverpool.ac.uk/2024/07…
ALT An illustration of kidneys with text overlaid that reads, 'News: Helping address kidney health inequalities'
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Are you involved in renal research or care? Have you signed up for Driving Discoveries?
Be a driving force in kidney research by attending our event.
Secure your spot now: bit.ly/3PlGlaS
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Driving Discoveries is back! Our two-day conference allows you to speak to our researchers about their funded work and discuss ideas, whilst networking within the renal community.
📅 4-5 September 2024
📍 Crowne Plaza, Central Nottingham
Register 👇 bit.ly/3PlGlaS
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Ok, this is seriously amazing. Not only did our Project Assistant, Ciara spot a curled octopus whilst rockpooling by Menai Bridge, Anglesey, but she also managed to capture it changing colour! 🐙
Check out some great facts about octopuses here:
mcsuk.org/news/five-facts-ab…
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If you have kidney disease and are keen to be involved in research into the condition please check out our research opportunities page. We update this regularly with the latest research opportunities and how you can get involved:
kidneycareuk.org/get-involve…
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🤔 It's #SaltAwarenessWeek, a week which helps bring to light how too much salt can cause high blood pressure. Click here for more information: kidneycareuk.org/kidney-dise…
✅ More info on how #KidneyKitchen can help support you: kidneycareuk.org/get-support…
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“Chronic kidney disease severely impacted my mental health.”
Read Izzy’s full story below, where he speaks about mental health and kidney donations from black and ethnic minority communities.
bit.ly/4au8RkY
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Discussion group session this afternoon - looking at identifying the key priority areas for future research
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For the first time, this is what a Master’s degree looks like.
Today, my daughter #RachelHandlin became the 1st person with #Downsyndrome to earn a graduate degree.
In the world.
Ever.
Rachel says: “I won’t be the last.”
@CalArts BFA 2020.
@PrattInstitute MFA 2024.
Legend.
At the Kidney Research UK workshop: Preventing Kidney Disease in London.
pressing questions: How can we prevent kidney disease in children and later in life? What is known about data of children born with risk factors? and how are they followed up?
Here talk from Prof Adrian Woolf - growing kidneys and gene therapies: party tricks or realities?
@Kidney_Research
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The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to Monday 15th April. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to showcase your research in this highly interactive supportive environment . Full detailsUKSB.org.uk
