He died in October following a battle with dementia, kidney disease, heart disease and stomach cancer.
Diabetes can lead to blindness, kidney disease, heart disease or amputations, and it can be fatal.
In the late 1990s, De Preist contracted kidney disease and had to go on dialysis.
Specifically it was reported that he had kidney disease that required mobile dialysis equipment.
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Without effective care, patients can develop a range of complications, including blindness, amputation and kidney disease.
Without effective care, patients can develop a range of complications, including blindness and kidney disease.
As a young adult, Carla suffered from serious kidney disease and, received a kidney transplant.
The drug was being tested in patients with stage 4 chronic kidney disease and type 2 diabetes.
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An NHS report has called for better detection and earlier treatment to help tackle chronic kidney disease.
Kidney disease was present in 9.4% of the people without diabetes, and 42.3% of those with diabetes.
Diabetes afflicts some 21 million Americans, putting them at increased risk of heart attacks, kidney disease and blindness.
Carrying excess weight around the abdomen is linked to an increased risk of kidney disease, a study suggests.
Aranesp is approved to treat anemia in chemotherapy patients and in anemia patients with chronic kidney disease.
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Some patients already had kidney disease before they started the drug, but others developed kidney problems after taking Byetta.
Another, called SHARP, compares Vytorin, Zocor and placebo in patients with kidney disease.
They found that 7.7% of those without diabetes or kidney disease died over the course of the decade-long study.
Bundled payments cover procedures such as dialysis treatment for patients with kidney disease.
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HgA1C values may be elevated or decreased in those with chronic kidney disease.
He developed kidney disease in the 1990s and had a transplant in 2001.
The latter of these three had seen him catch an infection which had led to degenerative kidney disease, he added.
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His family have said he is too frail to stand trial because he suffers from kidney disease, cancer and arthritis.
Satel herself went through a harrowing 18-month wait for a donor organ after she was diagnosed with kidney disease in 2004.
That leaves doctors who want more proof of the drug's efficacy to wait for a study in patients with kidney disease.
"Chronic kidney disease has a much greater impact on people's lives, and on NHS costs, than is generally recognised, " she said.
Researchers hope their findings will lead to treatments for diseased cilia, which can cause blindness, deafness and kidney disease in people.
The researchers say it is likely that kidney disease is caused by lower levels of silica than those required to cause silicosis.
Diabetic kidney disease is a leading cause of kidney failure and dialysis.
Dr Jibani's interest in kidney disease emerged from his intensive care training.
People over age 50 and those with conditions such as cancer, diabetes and kidney disease or with organ transplants are at greater risk.
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Dr Charlie Tonson, chairman of the Royal College of Physicians renal medicine committee, said chronic kidney disease was an important public health problem.
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