About Us
Brief History
This website was created in 2006 and formerly called Comprehensive-kidney-facts.com. In an effort to better align the website's name (URL) with its primary objective, it was rebranded on 12 July 2014. This new URL (KidneyChat.com) better represents the main focus and purpose of the site, which is to talk about the kidneys.
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KidneyChat.com is also a simpler name and much easier to remember. In November 2020, we restructured and redesigned the site, which now has a cleaner, sharper new look, with easier navigation.
Objectives
With the increasing incidence of renal (kidney) failure, there is need for greater awareness of, and discussions about kidney health. In keeping with this focus, the primary objectives of KidneyChat.com are as follows:
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To provide informative content about the human kidneys and to disseminate this information globally.
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To increase awareness of the pandemic of kidney disorders and empower visitors with information, to take appropriate preventative and/ or corrective measures.
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To provide a public platform for dialog, interaction and learning about relevant kidney topics. Our kidney forum provides a space where visitors can support and encourage each other.
Content Focus
While content is primarily focused on kidney health, other relevant health-related topics are covered on this site. The content is written in easy-to-understand language. Unnecessary medical terminologies are kept to a minimum, to make the information understandable to all visitors. Where appropriate, graphics and diagrams have been added, for emphasis and clarity.
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We thank all visitors for stopping by and we hope that the contents of this website provide real, life-changing value. We are constantly working hard to create greater value and improved visitors' experience. Should you have any suggestions, comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Disclaimer
PLEASE NOTE: We do not offer or provide medical advice. The contents of this site is for informational purposes only and not recommended as a means of diagnosing or treating any illness. All matters concerning physical health should be supervised by an appropriate health practitioner.