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Grandad on dialysis calls for more funding to diagnose kidney failure early

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Pat Moriarty, 77, was on high blood pressure medication for most of his adult life. In 2021, he found out that his kidneys were failing as a result. He is now dependent on a dialysis machine to stay alive. Two thirds of patients had to start dialysis within three months of diagnosis. Kidney Research UK are calling for more investment into early detection.

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South Wales Argus

Grandad on dialysis calls for more funding to diagnose kidney failure early

A kidney patient from Monmouth shares his experience, to call for early diagnosis and more needs to be invested into early detection and prevention.

2 months ago·Newport, United Kingdom

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