
Race and Kidney Disease
The Racial Inequities of Kidney Disease
Two physicians of the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Equity discuss health disparities faced by Black patients with kidney disease.
COVID-19, Racism, and Racial Disparities in Kidney Disease: Galvanizing the Kidney Community Response
This article from the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology discusses how racial health disparities and the COVID-19 pandemic have impacted treatment of kidney disease. The authors recommend specific actions that the community can take to help mitigate the disparities. The article contains a podcast.
Racism, Kidney Function and More (Flip the Script Podcast)
Max, the podcast host, discusses racial disparities in kidney health with a nephrologist. Topics include race correction in kidney function calculation, dialysis and race, and end of life for people with kidney failure.
America on Dialysis
Listen to the podcast or read the transcript of this Science Talk podcast. This podcast is one of a 5-part series in a collaboration between Undark and Scientific American. The series examines health disparities and conflicts of interest related to CKD treatment in the United States.
Should Black People Get Race Adjustments in Kidney Medicine?
This short podcast and the accompanying article discuss the race correction adjustment used in estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) calculation and how it may contribute to racial health disparities.