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Healthy Eating Tips to Celebrate National Dietitian Day
Happy Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day to all the dietitians reading today’s post! Today is a celebration for healthy eating! DaVita dietitian Donna Roy interviewed a…
Continue Reading »Today's Kidney Diet: Juices, Smoothies and Drinks Cookbook
The latest Today’s Kidney Diet cookbook, Juices, Smoothies and Drinks, is ready to download. This edition delivers 12 kidney-friendly beverage recipes. Enjoy Easy Pineapple Protein…
Continue Reading »The New Nutrition Facts Label: Coming Soon
How many times have you looked at the Nutrition Facts label on a package and thought it was too confusing? As a result you may not…
Continue Reading »Tips to Re-energize for Work and Play
This week at the National Kidney Foundation annual meeting in Boston, DaVita social worker Deborah Evans, MA, LCSW and her colleagues presented a poster “Barriers to Employment Among End-Stage…
Continue Reading »Today is World Kidney Day
World Kidney Day and National Kidney Month are both celebrated in March to increase awareness of kidney disease around the world. This year’s World Kidney…
Continue Reading »#1 Reason To See A Dietitian When You Have Chronic Kidney Disease
March 9th is Registered Dietitian Day. Read on to learn why a dietitian is so important for people with kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease (CKD)…
Continue Reading »New Look, Same Great Tips!
We’re already making some resolutions for 2016, starting right here with our blog. Kidney Diet Tips (KDT) recently got a makeover (we hope you like…
Continue Reading »New Phosphorus Pyramid: Today’s Focus on Phosphorus for Kidney Patients
The Phosphorus Pyramid, a new tool for learning about phosphorus control, was created by researchers Claudia D’Alessandro, Giorgina B Piccoli, and Adamasco Cupisti from Italy. This…
Continue Reading »Spring into Action to Help Senior Citizens
Medicare Advantage (MA) is a federal program that helps provide coordinated health care to seniors. Currently there are proposed changes by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services…
Continue Reading »Study findings: Good glucose and blood pressure control saves your kidneys
If you’ve taken a Risk Quiz to determine your risk for kidney disease, you’ve probably already made the connection between kidney disease, high blood pressure…
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