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August 17, 2025KIDNEYSOpen Access

Gender disparities in kidney transplant access and outcomes: a population-based analysis

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Population-based analysis reveals significant gender disparities in kidney transplant access and outcomes, suggesting the need for policy change.

Women with end-stage kidney disease are less likely to receive a kidney transplant compared to men, highlighting significant disparities.
After adjusting for clinical factors, women still face barriers in transplant listings and subsequent care, indicating systemic issues.
This population-based analysis utilized the Early Steps to Transplant Access Registry data to evaluate gender discrepancies at every stage of the transplant process.
Addressing sociocultural factors and biases is vital for improving access and outcomes for all individuals, especially diverse gender identities.

Dewangan et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Population-based analysis reveals significant gender disparities in kidney transplant access and outcomes, suggesting the need for policy change.