The Voice of PKD
Supporting people affected by polycystic kidney disease, raising awareness and funding research
Lab grown kidneys could lead to new treatments that slow disease progression
We are delighted to fund Professor Colin A Johnson and his work looking for novel treatments for...
New study aims to prevent cyst formation in ADPKD
It is with great pleasure we announce that we are funding Professor Albert Ong on his mission to...
Grant to study genetics could improve lives of ARPKD patients
We're thrilled to co-fund a PKD PhD Studentship under the supervision of Dr Joe Cockburn, one of...
PKD patients set to benefit from research investment of over £500,000
PKD Charity and Kidney Research UK have teamed up to fund three research projects to improve the...
Grant to study blood vessels and lymphatics in PKD
The PKD Charity has awarded a £14,960 research grant to a group at University College London...
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) risk and ADPKD
A guide for people with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease (ADPKD) at increased risk...
Covid-19 testing, treatments & the Spring booster
With the ever-changing Covid-19 landscape, we provide a summary on the new guidelines for testing,...
Living with Covid-19: What's next?
How well are vaccines working for vulnerable Kidney patients? What about treatments if you test...
Staying Covid-safe at work
With the lifting of most restrictions, we provide an overview of the latest work from home rules,...
Living Well on Haemodialysis
Researchers at the University of Derby and the University of Nottingham are looking for people to...
UK's most vulnerable to receive life-saving COVID-19 treatments
Thousands of the UK’s most vulnerable people are now among the first in the world to access...
PatientView to move to Patients Know Best
The UK Kidney Association (UKKA) has signed an important deal with Patients Know Best (PKB) to...
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