Tracey Murray retweeted
Many thanks to Wes Streeting for speaking at our reception in @UKParliament today. It was good to hear #KidneyDisease is a priority for the government and the 10 Year Health Plan will lead to improved outcomes for #KidneyPatients. We look forward to working with you to ensure the rhetoric becomes reality.
@wesstreeting
Tracey Murray retweeted
I was one of the many people with something in my eye 😢. What an incredible young man Charlie is - he delivered his speech like a pro 👏
What an emotional speech from young Charlie, describing his experience of #KidneyDisease, the hours he has spent on dialysis and how a transplant has given him back his childhood. A lot of people in the room with something in their eye.
@Formerlytigger
Tracey Murray retweeted
Think kidney disease isn’t serious? #DontKidYourself
worldkidneyday.co.uk/the-big… Share your photo and help us tell the world we must take kidney disease seriously with more research, earlier diagnosis and better treatments for this lifelong condition @kidneydayUK #KidneysMatter
Tracey Murray retweeted
Simple steps can help protect your kidneys:
⚖️ Maintain a healthy body weight
🥗 Eat a nutritious diet
🏃🏽♀️ Be active
💧 Drink water
🚭 Don't smoke
❤️ Control your blood pressure
💊 Don't self-medicate
Thursday is #WorldKidneyDay: paho.org/en/topics/chronic-k…
via @pahowho
Tracey Murray retweeted
“I would love to see #OurFutureHealth collect data which will allow us to detect people with kidney disease earlier on.” On #WorldKidneyDay hear why @SunilDaga23 joined our programme to improve research into kidney disease. @Kidney_Research ourfuturehealth.org.uk/news/…
Tracey Murray retweeted
Due to growth within the charity, we are excited to be hiring for 𝘁𝘄𝗼 𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝗿𝗼𝗹𝗲𝘀🎉
• Head of philanthropy and partnerships: bit.ly/4kvweAC
• Head of legacies and in-memory giving: bit.ly/41VjWtW
Be a part of our dynamic and passionate team, dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of those affected by kidney disease.
Together, we’re working towards a future where everyone can live free from kidney disease.
To find a full list of our job vacancies, click here: bit.ly/3umf9kS
Tracey Murray retweeted
We need more 🇬🇧 transplant professionals to complete this short survey on mapping the PPIE landscape. Please complete and distribute to others 🙏🏼
@BTStransplant
Dear 🇬🇧 transplant community,
Please complete this 10-minute survey to help us map the landscape for accessing PPIE infrastructure & resources for organ donation & transplant research 👍🏽
Link below:
forms.office.com/Pages/Respo…
@BTStransplant @NHSBT_CTU @NHSBT_RD @AdnanSharif1979
Congratulations @kidneydoc101.
The 2025 ISN Leadership Election results were announced during the ISN General Assembly meeting today at #ISNWCN. Welcome to 2025-27 ISN President-elect, Liz Lightstone (UK),
What a great panel sharing global health equity perspectives to drive change #wcn2025 @Kidney_Research #TimeToAct
A privilege to share this platform with colleagues from around the world- different contexts, different challenges, same effort to improve #healthequity #kidneydisease @DrGavinDreyer @kidneydoc101 @Kidney_Research representing the work of many patients, academics, and clinicians
Tracey Murray retweeted
Exciting news! Next week is our 2nd patient data webinar from the Renal Data Network, @Kidney_Research @UKKidney, looking at how research using data about kidney patients can improve care.
Our next webinar is on 11 February at 6pm
Register now bit.ly/4fQG6Bn
Tracey Murray retweeted
What my grandparents story taught me is that what we should remember on this Holocaust Memorial Day is not just the horrors of Auschwitz - the planned , mechanised & industrialised attempt to wipe out an entire people but also what led up to it.
That was, quite simply, the willingness of ordinary people to ignore, go along with or, worst still, applaud the idea that all their problems were due to another group of people who deserved to lose their dignity, their freedom and, ultimately, their lives simply for being other.
Tracey Murray retweeted
Research results show the importance of a personalised approach to vaccination for kidney transplant patients.
The MELODY study is the largest study to date in people with rare diseases and solid organ transplants with 28,411 participants, including 6,591 who had received a kidney transplant. It investigated whether people on immunosuppressants developed antibodies against the virus that causes Covid-19, following a minimum of three vaccinations.
Patients provided a droplet of blood from a self-administered thumb or finger prick in order to detect long-lasting antibody protection.
These results highlight how important it is for at risk patients to keep up to date with vaccinations to build up antibodies resulting is less hospitalisation and reduced pressure on the NHS.
Read more here: bit.ly/4jvN1Tz
@mkwillicombe
Tracey Murray retweeted
Register now for our ‘Emerging technologies in renal medicine’ conference with The Francis Crick Institute.
This event will offer an important opportunity to showcase the ongoing work of the renal research community to develop the technologies and innovations needed to advance renal patient care.
📅 Tuesday, 11 March
Register here: bit.ly/40Fk7cn
@TheCrick
I'm not on here very much now, but having just finished the brilliant @CliveMyrieBBC memoir, I wanted to be able recommend it to others. A really moving and insightful read - I found it hard to put down
Tracey Murray retweeted
📢 We're calling for data-driven research exploring the links between cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, and COVID-19.
⏲️ Now's the time to start thinking about your application, before the funding call opens on 6 Jan.
More below 👇
tinyurl.com/htysbc6w
@Kidney_Research
Tracey Murray retweeted
I recently met with Kidney Research UK to discuss the urgent need for earlier detection of kidney disease. With 7.2M people in the UK affected, a simple urine or blood test could save lives.
Early detection is vital—let’s raise awareness. Learn more: kidneyresearchuk.org
Tracey Murray retweeted
Take a look at our new fellowship, funded by @Kidney_Research : daphnejackson.org/fellowship…
Tracey Murray retweeted
Kidney disease often doesn’t appear on its own; it is commonly linked with other conditions including heart disease, diabetes, and mental health conditions.
Studying other health conditions alongside kidney disease is crucial to understand how these conditions influence each other, leading to more effective treatments and improved management of overall health.
For more information, head to our website: bit.ly/2KqnWtz
Tracey Murray retweeted
Replying to @SunilDaga23 @kamleshkhunti @SohailBCCG @Sarah5656 @sarahdebiase @EmilyRTurner @UKKidney @NKF_UK @kidneycareuk @Kidney_Research
Odd that CKD isn’t discussed in a talk about MLTC and Health Inequalities. Clearly even more awareness to be raised than we thought…
































