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PKD in Teens and Young Adults: Unique Challenges and Support
2 September 2026
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Erum A. Hartung, M.D., MTR, Pediatric COE Clinic Director, The Inherited Kidney Diseases Program at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Adolescence and young adulthood bring many transitions—and PKD adds even more to navigate. In this session, we’ll discuss the specific challenges faced by young people living with PKD and practical strategies for overcoming them.
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