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Kidney Catalyst Survey

Kidney Catalyst Survey

The Kidney Data Science Catalyst: a partnership between the British Heart Foundation Data Science Centre, Kidney Research UK and Health Data Research UK is planning some research to understand the link between kidney disease and heart disease. They want to understand...

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New AKPA Website launched

New AKPA Website launched

A new chapter for AKPA We have launched a fresh new look for the charity. Our new identity and website were designed and supplied by Byte-Design.co.uk

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Urgent – Join us for Government action on CKD

Urgent – Join us for Government action on CKD

Facts, figures and questions raised on government policy in respect of chronic kidney disease (CKD) July 2024. With a General Election on Thursday 4 July 2024, there are calls for the next government to improve care for people in the UK living with CKD. Read more on...

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The British Transplant Games August 2024

The British Transplant Games August 2024

The British Transplant Games are being held in Nottingham from 1st August until the 4th. The venues are around the Nottingham area, the Opening Ceremony is to take place in Nottingham Castle, the Golf is to be played at Wollaton Park Golf Club and the Athletics on...

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Looking for Renal Diet Information Help?

Looking for Renal Diet Information Help?

If you have any questions regarding your diet please contact the relevant dietician. Here’s a who’s who of the dieticians in our area: Addenbrooke’s – Cambridge Elaine Corden – covers CAPD. Clare Adams – covers ward C5, haemodialysis, Hinchingbrooke dialysis, low...

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How do your donations help AKPA?

How do your donations help AKPA?

Here's just a few of the projects donations have been a vital part of: AKPA purchased a new ultrasound scanner for CDC at a cost of £5,460 and with the help of a generous donation of £3,686 from the Mildenhall Freemason’s Lodge we contributed £1,514 for ancillaries...

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