Managing Kidney Disease: Dr. Rosansky discusses medications that can help you live longer

Episode 164: Managing Kidney Disease: Dr. Rosansky discusses medications to treat CKD and help you live longer. Managing Kidney Disease involves eating healthy, being active, and avoiding bad habits that can damage your kidneys. Some kidney patients may also be able to improve their health and life expectancy with doctor-prescribed medications. Dr. Rosansky will discuss the latest medications ( including Canagliflozin, Dapagliflozin (Farxiga), & Empagliflozin) that have been shown to improve the quality of life and help people with kidney disease live longer. Dr. Rosansky is a retired Nephrologist and author of the book Learn The Facts About Kidney Disease.

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