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Diabetes & Heart/Kidney Disease Risk | AstraZeneca

by Archynetys Health Desk
  1. Diabetes multiplies cardiovascular risk and causes up to 40% of cases of chronic kidney disease1AstraZeneca
  2. Early diagnosis and comprehensive care are essential to improve outcomes in patients with diabetes, heart failure, and kidney disease(1).The World
  3. Cardiovascular and kidney diseases affect up to 32% and 40% of people with diabetes, respectivelyThe Newspaper
  4. People with diabetes have more than a 53% risk of heart attackIM Medical

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