The Washington Informer - GW/Ron and Joy Paul Kidney Center, GW Hospital Transplant Institute Aims to Educate about Kidney Disease

Faculty in the Media

Keith Melancon, M.D., director of the GW Transplant Institute and professor of surgery, and the Ron and Joy Paul Kidney Center were mentioned in articles published by The Washington Informer about the importance of kidney education and transplants in Washington, D.C.

GW/Ron and Joy Paul Kidney Center, GW Hospital Transplant Institute Aims to Educate about Kidney Disease

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Ron and Joy Paul Kidney Center

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