How to pronounce “kidney”(noun) in English

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And kidney exchange in the United States has become a standard form of transportation still growing.

But kidneys are unusual.

The kidneys cannot do what the knees do.

your kidneys goodbye for 30 pieces of silver.

then kidneys

And donating a kidney has two parts to it.

And that's where kidney exchange comes in.

It's kidney toxicity, I think, primarily.

We have a kidney.

And islet after kidney transplant, or second category, is becoming a very successful category too.

does have kidney side effects.

the wrong kidney removed.

I had two kidneys, one sister.

But you can exchange kidneys.

And their kidneys are actually protected, despite the fact that they are receiving tacrolimus.

Not everyone can take everyone else's kidney.

But maybe you can donate a kidney to my patient.

And I can donate a kidney to your patient.

But we had already started kidney exchange in the United States before that.

About 10% of the living donor kidney transplants in the United States are now done through exchange.

And my father has had chronic kidney disease for my entire teenage and adult life.

And he's had two kidney transplants.

It had now metastasized to the kidney.

Because the idea of having a Norwegian kidney would not have gone down terribly well.

I'm gonna wake up without a kidney.

This is the fat that surrounds the kidney.

There were side effects that caused kidney stones, it affected gastric upset, all of those things.

and the intestine or the kidney, muscle, and brain.

Also means that people with kidney and liver damage, we currently have a lot of problems with treatments because they can't metabolize or move drugs introduced into their bodies

The former Pontiac salesman claimed to have kidney, lung and prostate cancer.

10 years old who have kidney stones, because of all the sodium in food. Ten year old kids now with kidney stones and you know pre teen kids with high blood

Of course I donated one of my kidneys, and we were a perfect match.

Because you each have two kidneys.

There are people desperate to buy kidneys.

The brain cannot do what the kidneys do.

But second, your kidney has to match them.

It could be that you love someone who needs a kidney.

And you're healthy enough to donate a kidney.

See, chronic kidney disease is deep sea diving with no oxygen, drowning underwater waiting for a transplant to bring you back to the surface.

A respirator, kidney machine, infusion machines pumping antibiotics and pain killing opiates, and gadgets monitoring heart rate, breathing,

So my wife asks me to saute some kidney or calf's liver or whatever.

It's the commonest cause of end stage kidney failure, and of non-traumatic lower limb amputations, because the blood vessels basically become destroyed when the body's glucose becomes awry.

So when you inject it into the blood vessels of the kidney, where do they end up?

So do they actually stay there and live in the kidney?

It's been associated with a reduction in risk of kidney, thyroid cancer, Alzheimer's, stroke, diabetes, and even catching a common cold is rescued

liver disease, kidney disease.

So I include things like the liver and the kidneys and the heart, as well.

It's not that the brain says to the kidneys, I'm better that you.