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St Louis Community Meeting

Virtual

Join us for our upcoming community meeting via video conference! Share your journey and hear from others within the PKD community who understand what you are experiencing. We'll share resources ...

San Antonio Community Meeting

Panera Bread 1203 N Loop 1604 W, Suite 121, San Antonio, TX, United States

Join us for an informative and reassuring conversation with Dr. Roque Diaz Wong, Nephrologist, San Antonio Kidney, as he breaks down what to expect if kidney function declines. This session is designed to educate without overwhelming and will cover:

Hudson Valley Community Meeting

Virtual

Share your journey and hear from others within the PKD community who understand what you are experiencing. We'll share resources to help you manage living with PKD.

Hudson Valley Community Meeting

Virtual

Share your journey and hear from others within the PKD community who understand what you are experiencing. We'll share resources to help you manage living with PKD.

Indianapolis Community Meeting

Carmel Clay Library - Main Meeting Room C 425 E. Main St., Carmel, IN, United States

Did you know that approximately 10% of ADPKD patients develop the disease due to a spontaneous genetic mutation, with no known family history of PKD? Dr. Juddith Maddatu, Clinic Director, and Dr. Melissa Makar from Indiana University School of Medicine, will join us this month for an engaging discussion about the genetics of ADPKD, spontaneous mutations, and what this means for patients and families.

Phoenix Community Meeting

Mayo Clinic Hospital 5777 E. Mayo Blvd, Phoenix, AZ, United States

Our Phoenix Community meeting, hosted by Mayo Clinic, invites all who wish to engage in conversations about the best way to manage kidney and liver cysts, as well as suspected ruptures. Discussions will include patient experience with signs and symptoms, suspected triggers, infections, and pain management.