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Experts have begun to grapple with dismantling institutional racism in kidney care, but doing so is complicated. 
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In 2019, Shane Jeeves was shocked to learn he had just 6 per cent kidney function and had to go on dialysis to stay alive.
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Journalist Kristy O'Brien shares what happened behind the scenes while filming Jack Thompson at work and receiving life-saving medical treatment in remote Arnhem Land.
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Actor, who attended thanks to a mobile dialysis truck, says he is well aware of the disease because of many Indigenous friends with complaints
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A dialysis trial is improving health outcomes for Aboriginal patients by doing things a little differently — by taking services out of hospital settings.
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Chronic water shortages and struggles with water temperature are endangering life-saving kidney treatment for Aboriginal people in outback Australia
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If rates don't slow down, dialysis centres around the Waikato zone will have to double their facilities in a decade.
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So-called conservative management can ease symptoms without dialysis in some people with kidney disease. But many of them are never given the option.
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Patients with chronic kidney disease in outback Queensland are still being forced to uproot their lives and move thousands of kilometres to the city for treatment, despite their representations for less onerous options.
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