Global Outreach The Rogosin Institute

In May 2000 Jack Dreyfus, the founder of the Dreyfus Health Foundation, travelled to Ghana to see first hand the benefits of a program promoting the medical use of the anti-epileptic drug phenytoin, he had supported for many years. While there he was honored for his work in Ghana. This video was produced by Ghana Television's "The Breakfast Show" and chronicles the visit and shows the benefit of Mr. Dreyfus's work to the people of Ghana.

New Delta Rising is a documentary about the work of the Dreyfus Health Foundation in the Mississippi Delta. The Foundation also published a book by the same name with photographs by Magdalena Solé, an introduction by Rick Bragg, and text by Barry H. Smith MD, PhD and Tom Lassiter, University Press of Mississippi.

This video chronicles the 4th Annual Run for Rogosin in 2010. The Run For Rogosin race was founded by kidney transplant recipient Steve Olsen, owner of The West Bank Café in the heart of New York City's theater district. Many of Steve's Broadway theater friends have joined the crowd of runners for the last several years. His personal commitment, and that of his friends to our cause, makes this a very special event. Steve’s story is told in our 2009 Gala video available for viewing here on iTunes U. The Run for Rogosin is a 5K Run/Walk that has grown over the years because so many people with and without kidney disease are committed to our cause. We hope that you will take up the challenge by becoming a participant, donor or sponsor and helping the Rogosin Institute pursue critical research, treatment and prevention initiatives for thousands of patients and those at risk for kidney disease, diabetes, hypertension and cholesterol disorders. We also hope you will encourage your friends and colleagues to Run for Rogosin!