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The National Kidney Registry (NKR) reached 7,000 active kidney microsites, marking a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to help kidney patients find living donors. The NKR’s Microsite Program provides free personalized websites, donor search coaching, educational materials, business cards, and posters to help patients share their stories and spread the word about their need …

A wife in St. George was able to donate a kidney to her ailing husband after two years of health complications, with the husband now reporting positive results from the surgery.

Hubert “Buddy” Sparks has officially started the next chapter of his life after a life-changing surgery.

Chris Holloway, owner of Cork & Candles in Ardmore, is recovering from a second kidney transplant, according to CBS News Philadelphia.

Kidneys for Kids spokesperson Margaret Manolis is undergoing evaluation to become a living kidney donor; her journey will be filmed for The Darker The Night.

Giovanni and Lisa Ricci never expected to spend their wedding anniversary at Rhode Island Hospital. But those were the cards the Johnston couple was dealt.

After Crystal Moyer ’11 saw Kat Wallace ’05 sharing her search for a living kidney donor, a local news report became another way for the Elon network to carry Wallace’s message.

After Jesse Ramos shared his story on Kidneys for Kids’ Roku TV network, a viewer became his living kidney donor. He’s scheduled for transplant on October 21.

When Karen Patterson was diagnosed at age 28 with the initial stages of polycystic kidney disease, she was concerned but not surprised.

A police officer in the Tarrant County city of Crowley is recovering after receiving a life-saving kidney transplant from an anonymous living donor.