Boston Medical Center Shows Expanded Home Dialysis Fosters Equity in Kidney Disease
The program busts myths that dialysis can only be done in large homes. At BMC, 20% of kidney disease patients are on home dialysis—much higher than the national average of 13%.
Read MoreWhy Is There a Gap in Kidney Donation Among People of Color?
Black Americans make up the largest group in need of organ transplants, but only 8% of living kidney donors.
Read MoreExisting Race-Based Predictions Perpetuate Racism in Nephrology
To bring antiracism into nephrology and healthcare overall, we must reassess how inequities influence medical studies—instead of just biological fact.
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