The El Paso Black K.A.R.E. Initiative is sponsored by the El Paso (TX) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated through a sub-grant funded by Baxter Healthcare Corporation. We proudly, are amongst 14 chapters in the Western Area of The Links, Incorporated chosen to be a part of the Black K.A.R.E. Initiative.
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K.A.R.E. stands for kidney awareness, resources, and education and is a project focused on increasing awareness, recognition, prevention, and positive treatment outcomes for African Americans with chronic kidney disease. It is reported that African Americans represent 35% of the people in the United States afflicted with kidney failure while only representing 13% of its population. This initiative will focus on kidney education and awareness for early detection, prevention, nutrition and healthy physical lifestyles in the Black community.
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We thank our community organizations for partnering with us on this journey. Your participation is life-saving.
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This information is for informational purposes only. It is not intended as medical advice nor is it designed to be a substitute for medical care offered by a health care provider. Although information is thought to be accurate as of the posting date, it is always subject to change. Visit www.baxter.com for more information.
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For more information about CKD, you may visit the following Kidney Awareness, Resources, and Education links:
Black K.A.R.E. (pdempowers.com)
https://www.pdempowers.com/black-kare/links-information
Black K.A.R.E. — Kidney Awareness, Resources, and Education - HealthCore Clinic