Turkish Society of Hypertension and Renal Diseases

Turkish Society of Hypertension and Renal Maladies was built up in 1995 in Ankara The Fundamental reasons for the general public is to battle for hypertension, renal illnesses and their unfavorable impacts and to decide the actualities in their nation, perform diverse studies and endeavors which will add to widespread science, general wellbeing and the economy in their nation. Turkish Society of Hypertension and Renal Sicknesses have been sorting out "National Hypertension and Renal Infections Congress" from 1999 in consistently. It has been partake by more than one thousand doctors from various regions of their nation and diverse musings on the hypertension and renal infections have been traded and talked about amongst nearby and outside specialists, researchers through 3 days. By offering honors to displayed abstracts and investigative studies are being upheld on the subject of "hypertension and renal illnesses". Likewise their general public is giving the "Lesser Researcher Honor" to youthful scientists who are under 40 years old from 2002 and supporting the creation of various new tasks on the related subject. This general public sorts out month to month instructive gatherings in Ankara. Turkish Society of Hypertension and Renal Illnesses have done great exploratory studies on hypertension in their nation. Finally, amid our fourteenth National Congress, on 17 May 2012 World Hypertension Day, the consequences of their study which was done in 2012 to decide the wellspring of hypertension recognition, mindfulness, treatment and controlled salt utilization and salt use on eating routine were exhibited to the general population and to the medicinal services experts. By doing of these epidemiological concentrates, today they got the logical information on the hypertension discovery, its treatment and control rate in their nation. They are happy to see that their studies on hypertension and renal maladies are turning into an accommodating manual for decide wellbeing strategies in Turkey.