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About USC Kidney Disease Screening and Awareness Program

USC KDSAP (Kidney Disease Screening and Awareness Program) is a student-run organization located at USC's undergraduate campus (UPC). Founded in 2017 and in partnership with USC's Keck School of Medicine, we provide free kidney health screenings and health education to underserved communities in Los Angeles. Ninety percent of those with chronic kidney disease are unaware that they have it until it is too late, and given that 15% of the US adult population has CKD, there is a need for organizations dedicated to combatting this disease. In fact, since CKD has an even higher prevalence amongst the LA demographic, USC students are in a unique position to make a difference.

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Matthew Cheah

Co-President

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