Chronic Kidney Disease
Kidney Disease: Report Charts Mammoth Problem in the U.S.
Intensive glucose control linked with ESRD reduction
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Geisinger physician participating in PCORI-sponsored study on patient-centered kidney care
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Individualized Outreach Successful as TPA Helps Employers Contain Chronic Kidney Disease Costs
Report identifies positive news on kidney disease in the U.S., yet challenges remain
The annual data report from the United States Renal Data System (USRDS) reveals both positive and negative trends in kidney disease in the United States. Positive news includes fewer deaths among kidney patients and an increasing use of home dialysis treatments. Ongoing challenges include increasing medical costs for dialysis treatment and an overall increase in the size of the dialysis population.
Utilizing Public Resources to Prevent Kidney Disease
People living with diabetes know that diabetes might affect their eyes, feet and heart. But, many do not realize that they also have to think about their kidneys. In fact, diabetes is the leading cause of kidney disease, followed by high blood pressure.
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