Coronavirus guidance
The latest news and information about COVID-19 for kidney patients
Evusheld announcement: antibody treatment denied
The Department of Health and Social care have now said that they will not be making a preventative treatment for Covid-19 available.
Vaccination rollout for clinically extremely vulnerable and over-70s in England
People from priority groups three and four will begin to be invited to have the jab from today
"It is vital government give a clear account of their work"
We are concerned to learn that the government provided inaccurate information about the testing of Covid-19 preventative treatments in summer 2022.
New coronavirus guidelines released
Guidelines have been published for clinicians looking after people on dialysis
Latest transplant activity report published
Increased public support and new opt-out law in England offer hope for patients, despite the impact of Covid-19
Continued confusion leaves inexcusable exposure to risk for thousands of kidney patients
79% have faced difficulties accessing their third dose of Covid-19 vaccination
Findings of SHARE study
More COVID-19 support is needed for children, young people and their families
Kidney Care UK joins forces with the Government and over 20 other charities to boost vaccine drive
Working together to help save lives through the vaccine roll out
Thousands of kidney patients need support in coming out of lockdown
According to findings of Kidney Care UK’s latest ‘Lifting Lockdown’ report.