Kidney disease and its types

Abstract

Despite the advances in supportive therapies, this review article addresses the growing concern about kidney disorders as an international public health problem. It is emphasized that diabetes has been established as the main contributor to chronic kidney disease, a condition that carries a large burden of morbidity and mortality. Since the prevalence of these kidney diseases is increasing, it is essential to take immediate action. To reduce the negative effects of these conditions on public health and improve the prognosis and quality of life of affected patients, it is essential to identify and understand risk factors, as well as develop effective preventive and therapeutic strategies. To meet this challenge and promote kidney health in the population, an integrated strategy that includes both diabetes prevention and early and appropriate management of chronic kidney disease is emerging as a critical component. To effectively address this problem and reduce its incidence and effects globally, healthcare professionals must work together and conduct ongoing research.

Keywords: Kidney diseases, diabetes, public health.