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Throughout the year, the ASPN Foundation is honoring our colleagues in pediatric nephrology and highlighting our amazing community! Do you have a mentor, fellow, or team member whom you’d like to show your appreciation to? Consider making a donation to the ASPN Foundation in their name to mark career milestones,…
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The ASPN Kidney Briefs are weekly newsletters published by the American Society of Pediatric Nephrology (ASPN). These briefs provide members with updates on public policy, upcoming events, and other relevant information in the field of pediatric nephrology.
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As part of our ongoing initiative to enhance the annual meeting experience for members and take full advantage of our partnership with PAS, Christine Sethna has reviewed the PAS program for high-yield non-ASPN sessions. Take a look to identify sessions focused on workforce, research, education, leadership and more here: The…
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For anyone planning to spend some extra time in Hawaii, ASPN members Reya Mokiao and Daryl Okamura have graciously shared their expert recommendations for places to visit and hike, and delicious things to eat, on Oahu and beyond: Oahu FOOD Local Food Sweet-E’s Cafe (Kapahulu near Waikiki) My favorite…
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The American Society of Pediatric Nephrology is advocating against cuts to Medicaid funding and benefits. Since the most effective advocacy combines data and stories, we hope that your patients will be willing to share their stories about how the Medicaid program supports their care using this button below. Patients and…
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The American Society of Pediatric Nephrology (ASPN) is deeply alarmed by the recently announced reorganization of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), which slashes the agency’s workforce by 25% and consolidates the agency’s 25 divisions into just 12. Despite Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s assurances, abrupt reductions in…
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