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India’s Growing Kidney Burden Is Also A Public Wellbeing Challenge
Conditions like diabetes and heart disease dominate public discourse, but kidney disease continues to grow silently in the background, often undetected until it reaches an advanced stage. Millions of Indians today live with compromised kidney function without realising it. What makes this issue more concerning is not just the rising burden of disease, but the widening gap between need and access to timely, quality care.
India’s Dialysis Challenge: Bridging The Gap Between Demand And Care
The Silent Drivers of Kidney Disease Kidney disease is emerging as one of India’s fastest-growing public health concerns. Studies estimate that one in ten Indians may have some form of chronic kidney disease, yet many remain undiagnosed until the condition reaches advanced stages. By thattime,dialysis—alife-sustainingtherapyforpatientswithend-stagekidneydisease— often becomes the only option.
Cureus | Student Satisfaction and Physical Health Effects of Online Learning Among Medical and Paramedical Undergraduates in Northern India: A Cross-Sectional Study
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Improving accessibility and affordability for CKD patients
By Mr. Aseem Garg, Founder, DCDC As lifestyle diseases such as hypertension and diabetes continue to affect a large percentage of the population, there is also a rise in related conditions like nephropathy. Unfortunately, End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) and CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease) are not rare in India. While the exact figures cannot be ascertained due to the country’s vast population, the prevalence of CKD is approximately 800 per million population.
Public Health Challenge of Chronic Kidney Disease
by Mr. Aseem Garg, Founder, DCDC Huge dichotomy exists in healthcare in India. On the one hand, our doctors are feted globally and health tourism is on the rise; on the other hand, there is a huge shortage of nurses and doctors, especially in the rural areas—a fact that was brought sharply into light at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The other contrast is the “dual disease burden”.
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