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Running in superhero outfits for children with kidney disease: over 30,000 euros raised

Running in superhero outfits for children with kidney disease: over 30,000 euros raised

The Kidnie initiative organized a sponsored run in Amsterdam's De Bretten nature reserve, raising over 30,000 euros for research into curing children's kidney diseases. Participants, many dressed in superhero outfits, completed distances of up to 10 kilometers to support goals like advancing gene therapy and increasing the cure rate for young patients.

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