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World Diabetes Day: Rise in number of kidney disease worldwide

Kidney disease is becoming a growing problem in developing countries, caused by an explosion in cases of diabetes and high blood pressure, experts say.

Diabetes drug Byetta tied to kidney problems, says FDA

People with type 2 diabetes who are taking the blood-sugar-lowering drug Byetta may be at increased risk for kidney problems, including kidney failure, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration reported this week.

2 dead, 28 sick from E. coli outbreak

Two people have died and 28 people have fallen ill with matching strains of E. coli after an outbreak in ground beef, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.

Undocumented patients wary of offers to return to home countries

Going back to Mexico is not an option, said the 43-year-old man, kneeling next to his wife's wheelchair.

People.com: Natalie Cole Coping with Life's Joys and Sorrows

Though she now has a new kidney, the singer must deal with the death of her sister

$100,000 buys patient new kidney but not good health

In a dank Tel Aviv hospital room, you can see at a glance just how desperate some Israelis are for a new kidney.

People.com: Natalie Cole Feels 'Remarkable' with New Kidney

Three months after her transplant surgery, the singer says, "I'm pretty amazed"

Natalie Cole feels 'remarkable' with new kidney

While she does not know who donated the kidney that potentially saved her life, Natalie Cole is on the mend and "really doing well," the Grammy-winning singer said at Thursday's Harold Pump Foundation Gala in Beverly Hills to honor Earvin "Magic" Johnson and Bill Russell.

Blood procedure allows kidney transplants, can help minorities

Surgeons at two Washington hospitals have performed seven kidney transplants involving 14 recipients and donors who did not match, using a process that virtually eliminates the chances of organ rejection.

Tainted pain reliever tied to children's deaths

A toxic chemical added to a popular pain reliever likely killed two dozen children in Bangladesh, health officials said Tuesday.

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