In a recent interview with SELF, Modern Family actress Sarah Hyland opened up about living with kidney dysplasia, and the two kidney transplants she has undergone as a result. But what exactly is ...

Sarah Hyland isn't about to hide any of her personal life from the world (I mean, the girl recently revealed that she wore two pairs of Spanx to an Oscars party)-and honestly, I'm here for it. Now, ...

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The “Modern Family” star announced she has undergone a second kidney transplant. Share on Pinterest Sarah Hyland was born with a genetic disorder that affected her kidneys. Image via Disney/ABC ...

The Modern Family actress has undergone two transplants due to her kidney dysplasia Joelle Goldstein is a Senior News Editor on the TV team for PEOPLE Digital. She has been with the brand since 2017, ...

LOS ANGELES -- "Modern Family" star Sarah Hyland says she had a second kidney transplant last year, replacing a kidney from her father with another from her brother. Hyland detailed her lifelong ...

By the time she was 21, her kidney function had fallen so low that she needed a transplant to stay well. She has said that even while filming “Modern Family,” she was in chronic pain and so exhausted ...

Sarah Hyland is getting candid about her ongoing health struggles. Hyland, 28, who was born with kidney dysplasia, has been cryptic about her health, but now reveals that her body started to reject ...

Sarah Hyland, who's had two kidney transplants, says her Modern Family coworkers have been part of her support system throughout her health issues. Sarah, 28, says she's doing well now, but has has 16 ...

Sarah Hyland revealed she underwent a second kidney transplant in 2017, after the initial transplant she received from her father in 2012 failed, according to a new interview with SELF. The Modern ...

Fibromuscular dysplasia can result in significant hypertension in women between 15 and 50 years of age. It, however, only accounts for <10% of cases of renovascular hypertension. While fibromuscular ...