Welcome to the chronic kidney disease (CKD) resource center. Use the search and filter options to explore the collection of resources on chronic kidney disease.
Lori Martinez-Hassett, a registered dietitian, discusses how diet and lifestyle choices can keep both conditions in check.
Diabetes is the leading risk factor for kidney disease and the number one cause of kidney failure. Learn what you can do to help prevent or control diabetic kidney disease.
Here are some tips to help you work with your doctor before, during and after your appointment.
Heart disease can cause kidney disease, but kidney disease can also cause heart disease. Learn more about the connection.
Having too much potassium in the blood can be dangerous. Luckily a controlled diet and medicine can help limit potassium.
Discover how to manage phosphorus through diet and medicine, and the consequences of not managing it well. Watch this 60-minute educational webinar today!
Watch this video and learn more about finding kidney-friendly food options at the grocery store.
Learn about the different types of clinical trials like treatment trials, prevention trials, genetic trials, and more.
Stage 2 kidney disease means kidney damage and an eGFR between 60 and 89. Learn more.
There are unique considerations and challenges that come with being a child with kidney disease (pediatric kidney disease). Learn more from our webinar.
Stage 1 kidney disease means kidney damage and an eGFR greater than 90.
A kidney-friendly meal plan limits how much of certain minerals and fluid you eat and drink. This can help keep the waste and fluid from building up and causing problems.
Damage to your kidneys is usually permanent. Although the damage cannot be fixed, you can take steps to keep your kidneys as healthy as possible for as long as possible. Learn about the treatment options for CKD.
Our webinar, “Depression: the overlooked complication of kidney disease,” was one of our most widely attended. This post summarizes some of the key information presented in the webinar.
Anemia occurs from a lack of red blood cells. Learn about the causes, symptoms and treatments of anemia and how it relates to Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).
Download and share this fact sheet about kidney disease.
If you catch and treat kidney disease early, you may be able to prevent it from getting worse. Learn about the tests that are used to check your kidneys.
Looking for clinical trials? Use our easy search tool to find clinical trials that may be of interest to you.
There are many steps you need to take to get ready for a kidney transplant. Learn about transplant evaluation, finding a match, costs and transplant surgery.
Nine years at stage 3 CKD and holding—Gail Rae-Garwood shares her experience about slowing down CKD.
View this 60-minute educational webinar to expand your knowledge about kidney disease and the treatment options available to you.
Learn more about what your kidneys do, what makes you more likely to have kidney disease and what tests you should have to check your kidney health.
What are the most important things you need to know about kidney disease? Our infographic breaks it down into five quick facts.
Watch this video and learn more about managing your phosphorus in real-life situations.
Learn how to become a Kidney Health Coach. Take our online course.
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