Kidney Today Blog

AKF presents three posters at the 2025 American Society of Nephrology's annual meeting in Houston, Texas

We want to help everyone feel more confident so they can know—and love—kidneys as much as we do.

AKF Kidney Health Coach Dr. Brieah D. Hudson explains

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.

April is Fabry Awareness Month, a chance to raise awareness about this rare genetic form of kidney disease. To help you and your family better understand how it may affect your kidney health, here are 10 facts about Fabry disease.

Learn more about the connection between pneumonia and acute kidney injury

In honor of Black History Month, we are celebrating our Dr. Silas Norman, who has worked throughout his career as a transplant nephrologist to advance health equity and advocate for improvements to health and quality of life for people living with kidney disease

We recently talked with AKF Ambassador Patrick Gee, who also serves as a member of AKF's Board of Trustees, about how learning about his family health history impacted his family's journey with kidney disease.

Here are some signs from your urine of a kidney problem that you may notice or that you can learn from a urine test.