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New editorial by Kam Kalantar-Zadeh, MD, MPH, PhD and Linda Moore on the impact of nutrition and #diet on COVID-19 infection and implications for #kidney health and kidney isease management jrnjournal.org/article/S1051-… #RenalNutrition

Find the latest health and safety resources for #kidney patients, #transplant recipients and caregivers with our page on #coronavirus and #kidneydisease. kidneyfund.org/coronavirus?ut…

It’s understandable for #kidney patients, #dialysis patients and #transplant recipients to feel anxious about the recent outbreak of #COVID19. Talking to someone might help.

Four facts about your kidneys (HT Kidney Quality Improvement Partnership) #KidneyDisease #CKD

An interesting read that highlights kidney-specific consequences of COVID-19. We hope everyone is staying safe during this time.

Interesting review article to read about COVID-19 and kidney activity.

A great read to see the response of nephrologists to the pandemic.

Like #kidneydisease, #COVID19 disproportionately affects African Americans with higher death rates and lack of healthcare access. Together we must focus on tangible, results-focused and lifesaving work to address these disparities. kidney.org/news/statement…

Thank You to everyone that donated to the fundraiser for Covid Bail Out NYC! We were able to raise $1536.13 that will go towards paying bails for people currently in prison, as well as legal/medical support once they are released. Once again, thank you to everyone that donated!

Health disparities are preventable differences in the susceptibility to disease, injury, etc. that are experienced by socially disadvantaged groups.

Black Americans are and have always been systematically discriminated against due to racism. One alarming example has been in law enforcement, where black people are unjustly stereotyped, abused, and killed.

Proud to co-mentor our energetic KDSAP UC Berkeley students who are spending time thinking about structural racism, allyship, and promoting health equity

If you want to learn more about Chronic Kidney Disease within the prison system, here are some links to more information. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… washingtonpost.com/archive/politi… prisonpolicy.org/blog/2020/08/0… bjs.gov/content/pub/pd…

Join us on October 31st to learn more about your kidneys, chronic kidney disease, and future careers in health! Make sure to register at berkeley.learningu.org/learn/splash.h…