Pride in Practice: Empowering LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kidney Health

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Pride in Practice: Empowering LGBTQIA+ Communities in Kidney Health

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We're speaking with Brian Sims (Living donor, former PA State Representative) and Josh Wilder, DPM (Transplant recipient, podiatrist, former Survivor contestant) about how to empower the LGBTQIA+ community in kidney health and how to create an inclusive and affirming environment for all.
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@tadghb 2 ай бұрын

Why promote a secular religion? Shouldn't the National Kidney Foundation focus on kidney health and not the current zeitgeist? Kidney health is for everyone. Dividing people into groups based on sexual attractiveness should be left out of medicine. Kneeling and bowing to the current ideology makes me think you waste foundation money. If being Mormon, or Catholic, Muslim or Jewish suddenly became the "in" thing would you be virtue signaling to them as well? How much money did the foundation spend on materials, meetings and media to show they are into the new and current media /social trend? Money better spent on research and funding peoples kidney health. Where did the financially responsible adults go?