Returning to Work After a Kidney Transplant
Posted 16 Jul, 2026 | Source:
One of the freedoms that a successful kidney transplant can restore is the ability to return to work. For many people, work means not only income but also purpose, structure, social connection, and a sense of normality, all of which kidney failure and dialysis may have disrupted.
Financial Planning for Kidney Disease and Transplant Treatment
Posted 16 Jul, 2026 | Source:
The treatment of kidney failure — whether dialysis or transplantation — is not only a medical matter but also, for many families, a significant financial one.
Pregnancy and Kidney Disease: What You Need to Know
Posted 16 Jul, 2026 | Source:
For women with kidney disease who wish to have a child, pregnancy is an important and understandably emotional subject.
Urine Albumin Test in Diabetes: What Your Result Means
Posted 18 Sep, 2026 | Source:
If you have diabetes, someone has probably asked you for a urine sample at some point and the result came back with a phrase like "albumin-to-creatinine ratio" and a number in mg/g.
SGLT2 Inhibitors and Kidneys: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Posted 18 Sep, 2026 | Source:
If you have kidney disease, or diabetes that has started to affect your kidneys, you may be on a medicine whose name ends in "-gliflozin". These are called SGLT2 inhibitors.
Creatinine and eGFR: What Your Kidney Report Really Says
Posted 18 Sep, 2026 | Source:
Nearly every kidney conversation I have starts with two numbers on a report: creatinine, and eGFR. They sit next to each other, they move in opposite directions, and they get misread constantly — in both directions.
