Objective: To describe the natural history and risk of early chronic kidney disease (CKD) in
Indigenous Australian populations. Design, setting and participants: A prospective cohort of …

Indigenous Māori experience inequitably high rates of kidney failure and lower rates of
kidney transplant, pre-emptive procedures and home dialysis when compared to the New …

Indigenous communities, peoples, and nations are groups of people in a particular country
or region who maintain a historical continuity with their culture, and traditional ways of life …

Abstract Focus of Presentation The 'Antecedents of Renal Disease in Aboriginal Children
and Young Adults'(ARDAC) Study was the first large population-based longitudinal cohort …

Abstract Purpose of Review We highlight the unique facets of paediatric nephrology in Africa
in terms of the spectrum of kidney diseases, available diagnostic and treatment modalities …

Rates of chronic kidney disease (CKD) among Indigenous groups in Australia exceed non-
Indigenous rates eight-fold. Using kidney volume as a surrogate for nephron number, we …

Kidney disease is a serious and growing health concern for people living in Australia [1] It
is reported that one in three adult Australians are at an increased risk of developing chronic …

Objective To describe the experiences, perceptions and suggested improvements in
healthcare identified by Aboriginal patients, families and community members living with …

The Umoona Kidney Project provides an integrated family or holistic approach to addressing
the community's renal health. The project is continually growing team effort working with the …

The prevalence of kidney disease is increasing among the indigenous peoples of Oceania—
the region of the world that includes Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and …