NKF Calls on New Administration to Prioritize Kidney Disease in the First 100 Days
Kidney disease is a public health crisis that receives inadequate funding compared to its fiscal impact, so the NKF is calling on the new Biden-Harris Administration to make it a top priority in the first 100 days. Their request: resources to slow progression of CKD to kidney failure, address knowledge gaps and health disparities, and build on the pillars of the Advancing American Kidney Health Initiative.
Read the full article » | Posted 01-12-2021
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