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For your adult patients with CKD associated with T2D
Are you addressing the key drivers of CV and renal risk?
Inflammation and fibrosis1,26,29,31,34
can cause functional and structural end-organ damage in the heart and kidneys
Elevated blood pressure32,33
can damage and weaken blood vessels throughout the body
Elevated glucose levels31,25,36
can damage the body's organs, including microvascular and macrovascular complications
Inflammation and fibrosis are thought to be mediated by MR overactivation1,31,34
KERENDIA is a nonsteroidal MRA that selectively blocks MR overactivation1