Utah faces an outsized kidney disease burden relative to its regional peers. The state records the highest chronic kidney disease (CKD) mortality rate among all western states and ranks 6th nationally...
Puerto Rico carries one of the highest kidney disease burdens in the United States — a crisis compounded by the island’s uniquely high rates of diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. With an estim...
Connecticut is home to more than 7,400 residents currently living with kidney failure — a number that has grown by over 23% in the past decade. Thousands more live with chronic kidney disease (CKD), p...
Oklahoma faces a significant and growing kidney disease crisis. As of the most recent reporting period, 8,860 Oklahomans are living with kidney failure — a 31% increase since 2013 — with 6,365 dependi...
Oregon faces a growing public health burden from kidney disease in all its forms. More than 7,265 Oregonians currently live with kidney failure — a permanent, life-threatening condition requiring eith...
Louisiana carries one of the heaviest kidney disease burdens in the United States. Whether measured by rates of kidney failure, kidney cancer incidence, or disease-related mortality, the state consist...
Alabama faces one of the nation’s most serious and multifaceted kidney disease burdens. More than 13,600 residents are currently living with kidney failure — a fatal condition without dialysis o...
Nearly 15,000 South Carolinians are currently living with kidney failure — a number that has grown by more than 27% over the past decade and continues to rise. The state ranks among the most burdened ...
Kidney diseases affect hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans across a broad spectrum—from early-stage chronic kidney disease (CKD) that often goes undetected for years, to end-stage renal disease (ESRD...
Kidney disease is one of the most serious and growing public health challenges in Colorado. From chronic kidney disease (CKD) — which affects 3.5% of Colorado adults — to end-stage kidney failure requ...