Kidneys are essential organs that filter waste and maintain the body's balance of water, salt, and minerals. They play a crucial role in overall health.
World Kidney Day, established in 2006, aims to raise awareness about kidney health and reduce the burden of kidney disease. It highlights the importance of early detection and prevention measures.
World Kidney Day 2024 will focus on the growing prevalence of kidney diseases and the need for early identification and treatment. It emphasizes equitable access to kidney healthcare and promotes initiatives for early detection and prevention.
The day aims to educate individuals about risk factors and the benefits of a healthy lifestyle to reduce the risk of chronic kidney disease. Stakeholders collaborate through health screenings, educational programs, and fundraising events to improve kidney health and prevent renal disease.
Various events and activities are organized worldwide to mark World Kidney Day. These include free health screenings, educational seminars, awareness campaigns, and fundraisers. Individuals can participate by attending these events, learning about kidney health, and taking steps to protect their kidney function.