The Royal Pharmaceutical Society is thrilled to announce the appointment of Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope as our new Deputy Chief Scientist, joining forces with our Chief Scientist Professor Parastou Donyai. More: bit.ly/47d2r9d #RPSNews Diane Ashiru, PhD Professor Parastou Donyai🧶

The deadline for the funding collaborative with Kidney Research UK is on 4th September. Do not miss your chance to apply for pharmacy-led research into nephrotoxicity shorturl.at/lWN7u

We are at the #dogoodfeelgood event at NatWest Group in Spinningfields Manchester, ready to talk to you about all things kidneys. Come and say hi to the lovely Emma who also loves to talk dog about doggies 🐕

A fun inflatable 5K for the family! Well done #TeamKidney 💜

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“Kidney disease is a disease which touches people of all backgrounds, and it is incumbent on us all to take action to fight it, irrespective of race, religion or ethnic background.” Read Asim’s full powerful story here: bit.ly/46L6Pww #BridgesWalk

How about this story for some Friday inspiration! Meet Christine who just completed a sky dive at the incredible age of 78! ⭐️ On a bright and beautiful day, Christine, along with her granddaughter, Ellie, jumped out of a plane and landed safely with smiles all round.

This skydive was in memory of Christine’s late husband, Tony, who sadly passed away from kidney failure last year. Ellie shared that her nan has always loved daring activities that her husband unfortunately couldn’t participate in. So, what better way to honour and celebrate him?

Nicole was diagnosed with IgA nephropathy and focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). Dialysis has been a necessity to keep Nicole alive while she waits for a kidney transplant. Read the full story here: bit.ly/3LMfB3K

Explore a new resource by Kidney Research UK on kidney health inequalities to help advocate for prioritizing kidney care globally ow.ly/6qJa50SNrzK

New grant🎉 Professor Alan Salama from @UCL has received a £170,000 Professor Michael Nicholson Research Project award to investigate a new way to tackle BK virus infection in transplant recipients to make transplants last for longer. Read more: bit.ly/3SEU1BN

It is great to once again be partnering with Kidney Research UK for the third year in a row. This time the focus will be on Nurse Led Research, and who better to talking about this topic than one of our trustees Emma Jones

Is research really an exclusive activity or one we can all embrace? In this month’s The Pharmaceutical Journal I argue that as a profession and as individuals we need to decide who is going to do the research that is fundamental to pharmacy? You choose 😅 pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/opinio…

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Ifrah has been fortunate enough to have received kidney transplants from two living donors. One from her uncle, Ijaz, in 2003 when she was 13, and another from her brother, Adeel, in 2020. In September, she will be celebrating her fourth kidneyversary. “My kidneys were in

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Three weeks left to apply for The Professor Michael Nicholson Awards. We are seeking applications from UK-based researchers to drive innovation and build expertise and capacity in kidney transplant science. Standalone research projects and startup grants, transplant surgeon

Living kidney donation can transform the lives of patients, but many people know little about it. Discover more about living kidney donation with NHS Blood+Transplant this #OrganDonation Week, through personal experiences from donors and recipients. transplant.tv/themes/lets-ta… #OrganDonation

Yesterday was our AGM. It was fantastic to see what we have achieved over the last year and spoke about our own personal highlights. We were also joined by our chair of trustees, Matthew, members of our charity trustee board, and patients. We briefly spoke about growth and

Still two weeks left to apply for The Professor Michael Nicholson Awards. Applications are open until 16 October 2024 for this second year of funding. We welcome UK-based proposals aiming to improve outcomes for the kidney patient community and build expertise in renal