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Chronic kidney disease may improve with lower blood pressure – Medill Reports: Chicago

March 14, 2012Organ Failureadmin

Medill Reports: Chicago

Chronic kidney disease may improve with lower blood pressure
Medill Reports: Chicago
by Anuja Vaidya Diabetes and hypertension are two possible causes of chronic kidney disease. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Chronic kidney disease can improve over time in a small percentage of people, according to findings ...

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