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Canada's kidney disease deaths rose over 70% since 1990, with experts urging national action for early detection and equitable care.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) deaths in Canada have surged over 70% since 1990, outpacing global trends, with about 4.5 million Canadians currently affected and projections of over 6.2 million by 2050.
Experts warn that delayed detection and inconsistent care contribute to preventable dialysis and transplant needs, particularly among Indigenous, Black, Asian, and South Asian populations.
Advocates are urging federal and provincial leaders to adopt a national strategy focused on early screening, equitable access, and stronger primary care, as international pressure grows, including a new World Health Assembly resolution on kidney health.
Las muertes por enfermedad renal en Canadá han aumentado más del 70% desde 1990, y los expertos instan a la acción nacional para la detección temprana y la atención equitativa.