nMRCGP exam update - Evidence for aspirin use
Contributed by Dr Louise Newson, a GP in the West Midlands. Read more
The call coincides with World Kidney Day 2008, which takes place today.
Around 8 per cent of the UK population are affected by CKD, but just 3 per cent have been identified.
Pilots of the screening programme will take place in Birmingham, Oldham and Leicester this summer.
The pilots will target 2,000 patients in high-risk groups, including black African Caribbeans, South Asians, diabetics, hypertensives and those with family history of kidney disease.
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