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CKD
(redirected from Chronic kidney disease)

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CKDCement Kiln Dust
CKDCentralized Group Key Distribution (cryptography)
CKDCentralized Knowledge Delivery
CKDCertified Kitchen Designer
CKDChronic Kidney Disease
CKDChun Kuk Do (Martial Art)
CKDComplete Knock Down (automotive industry)
CKDCompletely Knocked Down (shipping)
CKDCount Key Data (device)
CKDCount Key Device
CKDCubic Centimeters per Kilogram per Day
CKDCyclical Ketogenic Diet
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Diabetes is a particularly problematic chronic illness in that it is a rapidly escalating global health problem (Gross et al 2005) and is the leading cause of chronic kidney disease in Australia (McDonald et al 2005).
Managing medications and chronic illness by Williams, Allison / Australian Nursing Journal
The positive opinion is based on a submission which included data from the largest Phase II-III program ever carried out for a drug treating anaemia associated with chronic kidney disease comprising 10 global studies involving more than 2,700 patients from 29 countries.
MIRCERA GETS POSITIVE OPINION IN EUROPE FOR ANAEMIA by Worldwide Biotech
Both are used to treat patients with chronic kidney disease and by cancer patients whose anemia is caused by chemotherapy.
Prescription pickup by Los Angeles Business Journal
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