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The National Organization for Renal Disease is a nonprofit
health agency
dedicated to preventing kidney (renal) disease,
diabetes and high blood pressure through
education and research.
Mamie V. Jackson
founded the corporation in 1998 when she realized that there was a need for a
heightened awareness of critical health information within communities
chronically affected by renal disease and related illnesses. Mamie developed
the A.P.E.R. Project- a four-phase program promoting Awareness, Prevention, Education, and
Research.
Joining Mamie in this venture are the
Board, Medical advisors, several practicing
physicians and licensed health care
professionals, working in the appropriate fileds
of medicine.
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