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Former NFL player: Let’s step up our defense against kidney disease

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By Gary Burley As a 10-year National Football League veteran, I learned that the fastest way to a quarterback is a straight line. So, let me get straight to the point of why I am writing this. It’s time for our country to make a serious investment to develop new ways to treat kidney disease […]

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