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SteeleGotItMy Kidney Donor Journey UpdateHost and Producer Jenni Steele shares her personal kidney donor journey. Alongside her brother Mark Steele sharing his kidney health journey. Why he is running the Marathon 2026 for Kidney Care. Welcome back Roseline Agyekum from King’s College Hospital bringing the kidney health facts and solutions. Dr Kate Bramham is a Consultant Nephrologist at King's College Hospital.UK Deputy Lead for Rare Renal Diseases Registry, UK CKD Africa Genetics group lead and the London Kidney Network Health Inequalities scoping committee....
2025-09-191h 39SteeleGotItUpdate :My Kidney Donor Journey#SteeleGotIt Host Jenni Steele updates the community in regard to her journey to be a donor for her brother Mark Steele. Mark Steele joins us to discuss his kidney health journey , plant base diet and why he is running the London Marathon for Kidney Care The Return of Roseline Adjekum Lead Nurse and Practitioner King’s College Hospital. Discussing the Apol 1 gene , kidney health and awareness Dr Kate Bramham Deputy Lead for Rare Renal Diseases Registry, UK CKD Africa Genetics group lead and the Lo...
2025-09-101h 46
What's Up Docs?Doctors’ Notes: KidneysUrine for a treat in this week’s Doctors’ Notes, as Drs Chris and Xand van Tulleken continue their fascinating conversation with Dr Kate Bramham, Consultant Nephrologist at King’s College Hospital and Reader at King's College London.In this bonus episode, the Docs delve into the issue of chronic kidney disease and why some communities are disproportionately affected by it. They also explore the effectiveness of kidney transplants and hear how kidney function differs between men and women.If you’d like to share your thoughts on this or any other topic covered on the podc...
2025-08-1918 min
What's Up Docs?How to look after your kidneysWelcome to What’s Up Docs?, the podcast where doctors and identical twins Chris and Xand van Tulleken tackle the confusion around every aspect of our health and wellbeing.Chris and Xand have always found the kidneys somewhat mysterious and elusive, going all the way back to medical school. Now they want to understand what makes this pair of organs so complex, and why they are so much more than simple filters. How do the kidneys work? What can happen when they go wrong? And how can we keep them healthy for as long as possible?...
2025-08-1928 min
Diary of a Kidney Warrior Podcast | Living with Kidney DiseaseEpisode 44: Why Are Black People More Likely To Develop Kidney Disease & What Are We Doing About it?For the month of October as part of the Black History Month celebrations, Diary of a Kidney Warrior Podcast will running a series focusing on the topics around Kidney Health & the Black Community.
In this second episode in the series, Honorary Consultant Nephrologist and Clinical Senior Lecturer Dr Kate Bramham joins Dee Moore to address the question, “Why are Black people more likely to develop Kidney disease & what are we doing about it?“
Dr Kate talks about her research of the causes of Kidney disease in the Black community, the change in the race...
2021-10-1133 min
Global Kidney Care Podcast Provided by ISNEpisode 13: WCN'21 Conversations With Presenters on AKI Presented by Travere TherapeuticsSmeeta Sinha was joined by guest host Sibel Bek, Assistant Professor, Kocaeli Univeristy Hosptial Kocaeli Turkey she is also an ISNEducation Social Media Team Deputy Chair. They are hosting a conversation with Kate Bramham, Consultant Nephrologist and Senior Clinical lecturer, King's College Hospital and Rolando Claure-Del Granado, Nephrology Chief of Service. Hospital Oberro No2-CNS, Cochabamba, BoliviaKate and Rolando are discussing their talks at the WCN'21 on the topic of AKI.
2021-04-1521 min