Dialysis patients face high infection risks and mortality rates in a $50 billion industry hidden from view.
Key takeaways
Dialysis is a life-saving intervention for kidney failure, but it also represents a massive, often invisible industry.
The dialysis process requires significant time commitment, akin to a part-time job for patients.
Diabetes and hypertension are the leading causes of kidney failure, accounting for 70% of cases.
Fewer than 40% of dialysis patients survive beyond five years, highlighting the severe nature of the treatment.
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She considered giving up dialysis because of it, which would make her illness terminal.
