National Kidney Foundation serving Maryland & Delaware- 4:13
Lauren Asghari, Board Member
Posted Mar 09, 2018
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Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Lauren Asghari, Board Member with the National Kidney Foundation, serving Maryland & Delaware. Their foundation works throughout the country to
raise awareness and also to treat those with kidney disease. They have 3 kidney walks in Annapolis, Salisbury and greater Baltimore. Participants include the general public, survivors, people currently affected and even those honoring loved ones that have passed away.
Hosted by: Yolanda VazquezProduced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team
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