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What’s Your Blood Pressure?
Do you know your blood pressure? It’s important to know because high blood pressure is one of the main causes of kidney disease.
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Routine Medical Screenings: What and When?
Routine medical screenings for people with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are necessary and should be done by your primary care doctor annually.
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Risks for Chronic Kidney Disease in African Americans
Did you know African Americans are at increased risk of developing chronic kidney disease leading to dialysis and transplant? Compared to other ethnic groups, the African American population has higher rates of diabetes and high blood pressure, which are the two leading causes of kidney disease.
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Other Insurance Options
When you need extra financial support for your kidney care, other insurance options are available to assist with gaps in insurance coverage.
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Eyes and Chronic Kidney Disease
People who have chronic kidney disease due to diabetes or high blood pressure,which are the leading causes for end stage renal disease leading to dialysis,are also at risk for developing eye problems.
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A Good Match: Merging the Heart and Kidney Diets
Discover how combining a heart-healthy diet and kidney-friendly diet can be a good match for improving and maintaining your overall health.
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Prescriptions and Over-The-Counter Drugs: Effects on People with Kidney Disease
Common prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs can be harmful to people with chronic kidney disease (CKD).
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Political Advocacy and Chronic Kidney Disease
Political advocacy helps those who have chronic kidney disease (CKD) and are at end stage renal failure and on dialysis by letting lawmakers know the needs of dialysis and CKD patients.
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5 Steps: How Do You Get a Kidney Transplant
Ready for a kidney transplant? Before your journey, see how the process to find the right donor works, what to expect from the surgery and how taking care of your new kidney is vital.
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Native Americans and Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
Native Americans have the highest rate of diabetes in the world and one of the highest rates of chronic kidney disease and renal failure also known as end stage renal disease,which can lead to dialysis.