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Jul 19, 2025 33 min

Kidney Disease and Catching it Early

from Life, Donated Hosted by Jason Thomas

In my first episode we discuss Kidney Disease and early detection. I'm joined by Dr. Asif Sharfuddin. Dr. Sharfuddin is the medical director of the IU Health kidney transplant program which performs more than 250 kidney and kidney/pancreas transplants on average annually and is the largest kidney transplant program in Indiana. Under Dr. Sharfuddin’s leadership, the kidney transplant program continues to expand treatment options for patients, including those who require desensitization therapies, are HIV positive, are Hepatitis C positive, or have been considered ineligible at other transplant centers. He also directs the living kidney donation program at IU Health.

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