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Kathy Wong, a registered dietitian nutritionist and a member of AKF Dietitian Advisory Group for Kidney Kitchen®, answers questions about protein supplements and kidney disease.

Pride Month is a time to lift up LGBTQ+ voices. It's also an opportunity to reflect on the work that's still needed to advance equity in critical spaces, including within health care.

Learn more about the connection between pneumonia and acute kidney injury

In January 2025, FDA approved an injectable form of semaglutide (GLP1-RA) to treat CKD in people with type 2 diabetes. Here are 6 important things you need to know about GLP1-RAs, CKD and the FDA approval.

As we enter the colder seasons when viruses spread more, now is the time to protect yourself against diseases by making sure you are up to date on your vaccines, especially if you are living with kidney disease. Here are some answers to common questions about vaccines to help you...

Studies show that people with neurodevelopmental disabilities have higher rates of CKD than the general population.

A new white paper from AKF examines the dire kidney disease trends in the U.S. as well as the potential for significant societal and economic benefits of implementing policies that prioritize upstream interventions and care.

AKF Ambassador and 25-year-old college student Lauren Denton shares how her shocking kidney disease diagnosis at age 19 has impacted her life.