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Fact # 92:
In polycystic kidney disease, cysts, or fluid-filled pouches, are found primarily in the kidney but they can also affect other organs, including the liver, pancreas, spleen and ovary.
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National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin
More than 20 million Americans - one in nine adults - have chronic kidney disease, and most don't even know it. More than 20 million others are at increased risk.
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin (NKFW), along with other affiliates and divisions of the National Kidney Foundation, conducts programs in research, professional education, patient and community services, public education and organ donation.
The work of the NKFW is funded totally by contributions from individuals and through special events.
What's happening at the NKFW...?
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2010 NKF U.S. Transplant Games® - July 30 - August 4, MADISON, WI - To be put on the list for more information about Team Wisconsin and the Games, e-mail teamwisconsin@kidneywi.org or call 262-821-0705 x 10. Also, check out the official Team Wisconsin blog at http://gamesteamwi.blogspot.com/
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Volunteers needed - We are always looking for volunteers to help at special events and patient education programs. If you have time to give, please call 262-821-0705 x 10 or email nkfw@kidneywi.org and let us know what you'd be interested in helping out with.
- Be featured - Have a story to share? An anniversary, celebration, or event benefiting chronic kidney disease? We are in search of interesting individuals for feature on our website and in our newsletter. Help spread the word of early intervention or living donation. Call 262-821-0705 x 12 or email nkfw@kidneywi.org.
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