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Keyword Details: Kidney

Any of a number of pathological conditions of the kidneys, the organs that are responsible for urination and for helping to regulate the water, electrolyte and acid-base content of the blood.

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American Kidney Fund

Provides direct financial assistance to kidney patients in need. Educates kidney patients, their families and the general public about kidney related disease, prevention and treatment. Through the Health Insurance Premium Program (HIPP), the American Kidney Fund pays Part B Medicare, Medigap, commer... (Click here for more)

National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin

Provides free medical identification jewelry, informational materials, virtual educational programs and support for families and individuals affected by chronic kidney disease and the professionals who care for them throughout Wisconsin. Provides specialized information and virtual education progra... (Click here for more)

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