About Diabetes and Kidneys: Unraveling T2D's Silent Threat
This 6-part podcast mini-series, organized and supported by Bayer, is intended for healthcare professionals practicing in the US. Our aim is to raise awareness of the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate management of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in patients with type 2 diabetes in order to slow progression of CKD and reduce the risk of premature cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
Drs. Susanne B. Nicholas (Nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Clinical Hypertension Specialist in the Division of Nephrology at UCLA), Radica Alicic (Internist and Clinical Professor at the University of Washington), and Nihar R. Desai (Cardiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine at Yale University) emphasize the key role of primary care clinicians in CKD management while highlighting the need for a multidisciplinary, holistic approach, as delayed CKD detection in T2D patients increases costs and risks.
22 Oct 2024
Ep. 5 - Patient Empowerment and Education
Drs. Susanne B. Nicholas (Nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Clinical Hypertension Specialist in the Division of Nephrology at UCLA) and Jay H. Shubrook (Primary Care Physician/Diabetologist and Professor in the Primary Care Department at Touro University of California) discuss the importance of patient education and activation in early disease management and highlight the role of support groups and resources
22 Oct 2024
Ep. 4 - Early Intervention
Drs. Radica Alicic (Internist and Clinical Professor at the University of Washington) and Jennifer B. Green (Endocrinologist and Professor of Medicine at Duke University Medical Center) emphasize the importance of patient-centered care, nonpharmaceutical strategies, and primary care clinicians' role in early CKD management, stressing collaboration to improve outcomes in T2D patients.
22 Oct 2024
Ep. 3 - Disease Progression, Complications, Comorbidities and Their Impact in CKD Associated With T2D
Drs. Susanne B. Nicholas (Nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Clinical Hypertension Specialist in the Division of Nephrology at UCLA) and Andrew James Sauer (Cardiologist and cardiovascular researcher at Saint Luke’s Hospital and Mid America Heart Institute of Kansas City) explore the shared risk factors for CKD progression and cardiovascular disease, including heart failure, reduced eGFR, and elevated UACR, which increase morbidity, mortality, and healthcare costs in patients with CKD associated with T2D.
22 Oct 2024
Ep. 2 - Screening and Diagnosis
Drs. Susanne B. Nicholas (Nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Clinical Hypertension Specialist in the Division of Nephrology at UCLA) and Radica Alicic (Internist and Clinical Professor at the University of Washington) highlight the KDIGO heatmap as a key tool for CKD staging and assessing progression risk and guidelines that recommend annual eGFR and albuminuria screening, as CKD testing remains underutilized in T2D patients.
22 Oct 2024
Ep. 1 - Understanding CKD Associated With T2D
Drs. Susanne B. Nicholas (Nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Clinical Hypertension Specialist in the Division of Nephrology at UCLA) and Radica Alicic (Internist and Clinical Professor at the University of Washington) provide an overview of CKD diagnosis, risk factors, patient impact, and strategies to slow progression and improve outcomes in patients with T2D.
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