For the month of October as part of the Black History Month celebrations, Diary of a Kidney Warrior Podcast will running a series focusing on the topics around Kidney Health & the Black Community.

In this second episode in the series, Honorary Consultant Nephrologist and Clinical Senior Lecturer Dr Kate Bramham joins Dee Moore to address the question, “Why are Black people more likely to develop Kidney disease & what are we doing about it?“

Dr Kate talks about her research of the causes of Kidney disease in the Black community, the change in the race based calculation of eGFR , Kidney health advice and more.

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