We have made tremendous strides in the fight against kidney disease since 1950, when the NKF was founded. At that time, there were no dialysis treatments or transplants, which meant that people with kidney failure simply died. Today, individuals and families with kidney disease can often enjoy rich and productive lives. As the NKF turns
60, we look back with pride on our contributions to the millions of Americans affected by kidney disease over the past 60 years. View the video below to hear what dialysis patients, transplant recipients and many others have to say about the NKF
