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21 health resources
  • Kidney Disease
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  1. Alzheimer’s Disease: What You Need To Know

    Memory loss that affects your daily life may be a symptom of Alzheimer’s disease.

  2. Are Diabetes and Depression Linked?

    We don’t know whether depression increases the risk of diabetes or vice versa, but we do know that dealing with more than one health problem can be hard.

  3. Chronic Illness and Depression

    Did you know that people with long-term health problems such as diabetes have a higher risk of depression?

  4. Cynthia Allison's Story

    Cynthia Allison discusses her experience with kidney disease.

  5. Discuss Kidney Health with Your Family and Faith Community

    This video will teach you why it is important to talk about kidney health with your family and faith community.

  6. Faith Leader Talks About Kidney Disease

    Dr. Shelton Murphy gives back to his community by educating his faith organization about kidney disease.

  7. Family Reunion Kidney Health Guide

    Show your family you care about their health by talking with them about the connection between diabetes, high blood pressure, and kidney disease.​​

  8. Family Reunion Kidney Health Guide PDF, 1.57 MB

    Family reunion planners – or anyone planning or attending a reunion or family gathering – can use this guide to help make kidney health a family affair.

  9. Get Free Web Content from NIDDK

    NIDDK now offers a free and easy way for you to get trusted, up-to-date content for your website.

  10. How Is Depression Treated in People Who Have Diabetes?

    Treating depression can improve your quality of life as you manage your diabetes.

  11. How to Host a Kidney Sundays Event

    Turner Memorial AME Church shows how to plan a successful Kidney Sundays event.

  12. Keeping Your Eyes Healthy Can Improve Your Quality of Life

    Talk to your doctor about the steps you can take to prevent vision loss and lower your risk for eye disease.

  13. Kidney Sundays: A Toolkit

    You don’t need to be an expert to be a kidney champion for your fa​ith community. There are simple things you can do to get involved.​

  14. Kidney Sundays: A Toolkit PDF, 7.94 MB

    Provides faith-based organizations with tools and materials to discuss kidney health at their programs and events.

  15. National Kidney Month 2023

  16. Protecting Your Vision Through Healthy Habits

    Adding healthy habits to your routine can help prevent eye disease and preserve your vision.

  17. Saving Your Sight: Eye Exams and Early Detection

    The best way to track eye health is with a simple, painless dilated eye exam.

  18. Understanding Diabetic Eye Disease

    Managing your diabetes can help keep your eyes healthy!

  19. Vincent Shares His Experience with Kidney Disease

    Patient Vincent Jordan shares his experience living with kidney disease and being on dialysis.

  20. What Women Need To Know When Talking to Their Doctors

    Your health matters! Don’t be afraid to speak up for yourself and ask your doctor questions.

  21. Why Should I Join a Clinical Trial?

    Dr. Griffin P. Rodgers, director of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), part of the National Institutes of Health, explains the importance of participating in clinical trials and encourages the public to consider joining, especially those who are underrepresented in clinical trials.