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By Nicki Scholes-Robertson Nicki Scholes-Robertson is a physiotherapist who lives in Armidale NSW and in 2010 became unwell and it was discovered that she had
August 26, 2019
By Nicki Scholes-Robertson Nicki Scholes-Robertson is a physiotherapist who lives in Armidale NSW and in 2010 became unwell and it was discovered that she had
By Talia Gutman I am researcher at the Centre for Kidney Research in Westmead, and my work focuses on improving the ways in which we
By Conor Underwood PKD affects just about all ethnic groups. This suggests that the initial PKD mutation/s first occurred early in our evolutionary history in
Kidney friendly stir fry (Serves 4) Try using a small amount of lower salt soy sauce, and flavouring with other low salt ingredients, to make
Genes that cause PKD could also make you more susceptible to seizures in the brain Review written by Phillip Bokinic PhD Candidate, Macquarie University Cells
Guest Post – Vanessa Cullen It is reassuring to know that we, with PKD, are not being forgotten or neglected in spite of having a
Guest Post – Conor Underwood – PhD student, Macquarie University Whilst currently I am an active PKD researcher, my initial encounter with PKD was not an academic
Guest Post – Vanessa Cullen Before PKD Australia was launched I wondered if anyone in Australia was actually researching to find potential treatments and a
Guest Post – Dr Andrew Mallett When I was a fourth year medical student in Townsville I met a man who had ADPKD. Apart from
Guest Post – Michelle Ta, PhD Student I first came across polycystic kidney diseases (PKD) during the summer of 2010, when I decided to undertake
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