By Stu on Nov 30, 2007 in Dialysis In the News, Personal | 0 Comments
The Renal Unit Website has undergone a complete facelift, adding new features which I think renal patients and carers will find useful
So what’s new?
A smooth new look
It now pulls in blog feeds from lots of renal bloggers onto the home page so you can keep up to date with all the renal bloggers. If you […]
By Stu on Nov 29, 2007 in renal, Dialysis In the News, Personal | 0 Comments
Check it out!
The new renal blogs page, updated every hour with the latest posts from people blogging about dialysis, renal transplants, ESRD, and everything in between.
See it in action at http://therenalunit.com/renalblogs.php, bookmark it, and visit it often.
Got a blog about your experiences with ESRD that’s not on the list? Send me an email at stuart@therenalunit.com, […]
By Stu on Jul 20, 2007 in Dialysis In the News, Dialysis | 0 Comments
Patients put at risk by dialysis centers closing before treatment is completed
By Stu on Jul 21, 2006 in kidney, transplant, renal, Dialysis In the News, Dialysis | 0 Comments
I came across an interesting article at EurekAlert.org today.
Apparently, most altruistic kidney donors end up out of pocket by their generous act.
Generally, the medical costs are covered by private or public insurance, but there are other costs involved, such as travel and convalescence.
This seems crazy, and would act as a major disincentive to potential […]
By Stu on Jul 20, 2006 in kidney, transplant, Dialysis In the News, Dialysis | 1 Comment
Jonathan has written about this here, apparently we can now transplant organs into people with completely different blood types.
Of course, this was done for the first time here in Australia (where all the smart people live!).
It’s an interesting read, and there was a bit of fuss here in the media a week or so ago […]
By Stu on Jul 16, 2006 in transplant, kidney, renal, Dialysis In the News, Dialysis, Annoyances | 1 Comment
There’s been a little bit of talk here where I live (Australia) about whether people should be able to sell their organs to those in need.
Now we have a (very) right wing conservative government here in Australia, and a frustrating thing about conservative governments is that they’re really good at forcing their religious views on […]