Veterans: Make kidney disease screening a priority
Healthcare for veterans is a concern during a specific month. Many veterans have a certain condition that affects the kidneys. This condition is more common among veterans than the general population.
Certain health issues can increase the risk of this condition. These issues include diabetes and high blood pressure. Many veterans with kidney problems also have other health issues.
Further information is available from the VA for those who want to learn more about kidney health and risk factors. Veterans can consult with their healthcare provider to discuss their individual risk.
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