Interconnected Risks, Unified Care: Screening for CKD in the CKM Era @American_Heart
Interconnected Risks, Unified Care: Screening for CKD in the CKM Era  @American_Heart
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
CKM (cardiovascular–kidney–metabolic) syndrome is a complex, systemic condition driven by the interplay of metabolic risk, kidney disease, and cardiovascular dysfunction resulting in high cardiovascular risk. Learn how a CKM based approach to CKD (chronic kidney disease) screening using UACR and eGFR can identify at risk patients earlier, address social drivers of health, and improve cardiovascular outcomes through integrated, preventive care.

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