The Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN), founded in 1995, is dedicated to advancing kidney care across Pakistan, where chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects 15-20% of adults over 40. Our kidneys filter waste, regulate blood pressure, and support bone health, yet many Pakistanis overlook their importance until issues arise. This guide, crafted by PSN, offers practical steps to protect your kidneys and reduce CKD risk in our region.

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a growing epidemic in Pakistan, with an estimated 15-20% of adults over 40 affected, driven by diabetes, hypertension, and unknown causes. The Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN) is committed to tackling this crisis through research, registries, and awareness campaigns. Learn about CKD and how to prevent it.

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World Kidney Day, observed annually on the second Thursday of March, is a global campaign to raise kidney health awareness. In 2025, the Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN) joins this effort, urging Pakistanis to prioritize kidney care amid rising CKD rates. Here’s how you can act now.

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In July 2024, the Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN) and the Pakistan Society of Rheumatology hosted the Renal Autoimmune Summit 2024 at PIMS Islamabad, a landmark event for kidney care. This post highlights the summit’s impact and PSN’s commitment to addressing autoimmune kidney diseases like lupus nephritis.

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Kidney stones affect 24.6% of CKD patients in Pakistan, driven by dehydration, diet, and genetic factors. The Pakistan Society of Nephrology (PSN) offers expert advice to prevent and manage this painful condition, common in our hot climate.

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The Pakistan Society of Nephrology’s Research Taskforce (2022-2024) has revolutionized nephrology research in Pakistan, training 260 nephrologists and fostering high-quality studies. Learn how PSN is addressing kidney disease through data-driven innovation.

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