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March: a month full of impactful events
March is National Kidney Month , and March 12 is World Kidney Day — a time dedicated to raising awareness of kidney disease. Kidney diseases affect 1 in 7 adults , yet 9 out of 10 people don't know they are at risk. Learning your risk and acting early can help prevent serious complications and support lifelong kidney and heart health. To put these ideas into practice, throughout March, our 7 teams organized a series of events in our local community that brought kidney healt
Georgina Gyarmati
Apr 22 min read


Hundreds of students from Palos Verdes High School form a kidney shape to raise awareness for kidney health!
At Palos Verdes High School, a group of passionate and driven students is stepping into the future of medicine through the One in Seven Campaign. In this post, we spotlight one of the great teams that organized an impactful Kidney Awareness Week at Palos Verdes High School to recognize National Kidney Month and World Kidney Day. The Awareness week culminated in a powerful, symbolic moment—an aerial photo of hundreds of students forming a kidney shape on the school field. Th
Georgina Gyarmati
Mar 252 min read


Team Spotlight: Using Art to Raise Awareness -Team Fight CKD
We are Team Fight CKD , one of the student teams participating in the One in Seven campaign , a student-led initiative to raise awareness about kidney disease and support kidney research at the USC Kidney Research Center . Through this program, we are learning about kidney health, connecting with scientists and physicians, and working together to raise awareness and funds for research that can improve the lives of the more than 850 million people worldwide affected by kidney
Lena Peresztegi
Mar 205 min read


Our Second Field Trip to the USC Kidney Research Center
Last week our class had the opportunity to take our second field trip to the USC Kidney Research Center (KRC) . It was an amazing experience to see firsthand how scientists and physicians work together to better understand kidney disease and develop new treatments. One of the highlights of our visit was attending the Kenneth Kleinberg Named Lectureship . Mr. Kleinberg is a patient with focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) and a kidney transplant recipient who, together
Lena Peresztegi
Mar 162 min read
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