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Loyola University Chicago, University of Chicago
The document provides a comprehensive overview of the relationship between obesity and chronic kidney disease, highlighting obesity as a significant risk factor for CKD and its progression. It discusses the cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome and the various health challenges posed by obesity in patients with kidney failure. The authors present evidence-based recommendations for obesity management in the context of CKD, including dietary and exercise interventions.
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