Epidemic of Kidney Diease

Pregnancy takes a toll on many areas of your body; your skin stretches, your ankles swell, and you have heartburn for days – but don’t forget about the kidneys. Read on to learn how pregnancy affects kidney health and how to keep them in check.

Obesity causes a variety of health issues and affects various organs, including the kidneys. Keep reading to learn more about obesity, its link to kidney disease, and what you can do to keep your kidneys healthy.

Many chronic medical issues, including kidney problems, often have a genetic component. Understanding your family history can help you learn more about your risk for kidney disease and how to take proactive steps.

It’s officially 2026, and time to recommit to your kidney health. That’s especially so if you're living with kidney disease. Read on for seven tips to keep your kidneys healthy.

Living with chronic kidney disease is always challenging but it's especially tough around the holiday season. Read on to learn healthy living tips that allow you to enjoy the festivities without damaging your kidneys.

Kidney failure is scary, especially with very few donors available. Dialysis is the next best treatment, but it requires long stretches at the office. Read on to learn more about home dialysis and if it's right for your needs and care.