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Tod Ibrahim
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Executive Vice President, American Society of Nephrology
Washington, D.C., United States
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Campaspe Shire Council , Health , Buloke Shire Council
Foreign affairs, business, finance.
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By Tod Ibrahim| Kidney News Verified This month, the Kidney Health Initiative (KHI) celebrates its first decade, showcases current activities, and articulates a vision for the future. Such an important milestone provides an opportunity to assess KHI's efforts to meet its mission of catalyzing “innovation and the development of safe and effective patient-centered therapies for people living with kidney diseases” (1). KHI is the most successful public-private partnership in the history of the kidney community (Figure 1).
By Tod Ibrahim| Kidney News Verified To “boost innovation in the fight against cancer” as part of the reignited Cancer Moonshot, the Biden administration, on Thursday, February 2, 2023, announced CancerX (1). According to the administration, this public-private partnership “will build on previous models deployed by successful HHS [US Department of Health and Human Services] InnovationX program accelerators such as KidneyX [The Kidney Innovation Accelerator]” (2).
By Tod Ibrahim| Kidney News Verified This month, the Kidney Health Initiative (KHI) celebrates its first decade, showcases current activities, and articulates a vision for the future. Such an important milestone provides an opportunity to assess KHI's efforts to meet its mission of catalyzing “innovation and the development of safe and effective patient-centered therapies for people living with kidney diseases” (1). KHI is the most successful public-private partnership in the history of the kidney community (Figure 1).
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