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Chronic kidney disease is a silent killer

Chronic kidney disease is a silent killer

Living with chronic kidney disease can have drastic impacts on a patient and their family’s life. A patient and her caregiver share their story on managing it.
About Chronic Kidney Disease

About Chronic Kidney Disease

CKD is very common and often goes undetected due to its silent nature. Risk factors include high blood pressure and type 2 diabetes.
It Takes 2

It Takes 2

It Takes 2 people–a patient and a HCP, and 2 tests–a blood and a urine test–to help detect CKD. Early testing can drive earlier diagnosis and treatment.
Chronic Kidney Disease

Chronic Kidney Disease

Chronic Kidney Disease, or CKD, is caused by progressive damage to the kidneys, affecting 10% of the population.
FDA-Fast-Track-chronic-kidney-disease

FDA-Fast-Track-chronic-kidney-disease

FDA grants Fast Track designation for the treatment of chronic kidney disease, underscoring urgent need for new treatments for people living with the condition
Phase 3 studies survodutide obesity and overweight

Phase 3 studies survodutide obesity and overweight

Phase 3 studies to investigate survodutide for people living with obesity and overweight, with and without diabetes, cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease
emperor-preserved-kidney-subanalysis

emperor-preserved-kidney-subanalysis

New kidney sub-analysis of EMPEROR-Preserved trial demonstrates significant improvement in heart failure outcomes regardless of kidney disease status
Introducing Karl and Klara Kidney

Introducing Karl and Klara Kidney

Kidney disease and type 2 diabetes are closely linked, and share many of the same risk factors and pathological pathways
Finding the right inhaler for you

Finding the right inhaler for you

Living with a chronic respiratory disease can make life complicated. This discussion guide can be used to help start a conversation with a healthcare professional about inhaler choice.
Connect the Docs

Connect the Docs

Experts discuss interconnectivitiy of heart failure, diabetes, and kidney disease and the importance of early diagnosis.