Survivors — Dialysis, Immigration, and U.S. Law

Rajeev Raghavan · Ricardo Nuila

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Migration, Racism, and Human Rights Dialysis and Renal Disease Management Migration, Health and Trauma

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Santiago, one of 6000 undocumented U.S. residents with end-stage renal disease, is in the ER again. He sits among 20 patients, all waiting for one result: the potassium. Will it be high enough today to earn him one of the 12 chairs in the dialysis unit?

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2009Care of the Undocumented Immigrant in the United States With ESRD

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