- Bill & Jenny Handke
- David Parker
- Anne Maguire of The Canberra Hospital
Anne pulled no punches in explaining the impact of kidney disease.
You can watch the show here.
Congratulations to Catherine Garrett and the ABC for pursuing this story.
Great Community Education
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Well done to the Kidney Health people who were stars in a segment on ABC's Stateline on Friday, 23 April. This was a marvellous piece of community education and very compelling in outlining the impact of kidney disease. The stars were:
Anne pulled no punches in explaining the impact of kidney disease.
You can watch the show here.
Congratulations to Catherine Garrett and the ABC for pursuing this story.
Anne pulled no punches in explaining the impact of kidney disease.
You can watch the show here.
Congratulations to Catherine Garrett and the ABC for pursuing this story.
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