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A new year brings new chances to care for your kidneys and yourself. Be active and engaged in yourself; every healthy choice adds up! bit.ly/47u1o5K

From all of us at OPKO Renal, we wish you the happiest of holiday seasons and a new year full of health and hope.

A new year is the perfect time to assess your health. Being proactive can enhance your quality of life and provide a positive mental focus as you head into the new year. bit.ly/4hCcASl

The holidays can change more than your schedule; they can change your lab results, too. Even minor disruptions can significantly impact your PTH, phosphorus, and calcium levels. Stay disciplined and on track while you enjoy the season! bit.ly/49ufeaQ

Holiday routines can make it harder to stay consistent with your CKD or SHPT care plan. Small disruptions can add up; stick with your medications, labs, and provider guidance this season. bit.ly/47kIyiE

The year may be ending, but CKD doesn't take a holiday. Vitamin D insufficiency, disrupted mineral metabolism, and PTH elevation don't pause with the calendar. Let's move into the new year with a renewed focus on proactive management and improved outcomes for patients with CKD.

The holidays can take a significant toll on you, both emotionally and physically. Whether you're managing CKD or supporting someone who is, remember to check in on yourself and those you love. We wish you a joyous and peaceful season!

In CKD, renal activation of vitamin D drops early, but extra-renal pathways still help if 25D levels are adequate. Monitoring both 25D and PTH supports early SHPT detection.

To all the nurses, physicians, dietitians, and family members supporting people living with CKD, your compassion sustains more than health. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

During the holidays, staying mobile and energetic matters more than ever.
 By managing SHPT early and staying active, you can support your body’s strength and independence. bit.ly/46Ze4Bi

Rising PTH levels may be your body’s early warning sign of secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT), long before you feel symptoms. Ask your doctor about monitoring your PTH trends. bit.ly/48hb59K

Limiting phosphorus is important when living with CKD, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the holiday favorites. Work with your care team to make choices that support both your health and the season. bit.ly/46XXtxY

Diabetes doesn’t just affect blood sugar; it challenges your kidneys twice as much. Proactive monitoring and early disease management can help protect kidney health in individuals with diabetes. bit.ly/4q8r1BN

Secondary hyperparathyroidism often develops silently, putting strain on your bones, heart, and kidneys before any symptoms show up. If you’re living with CKD, ask your HCP about routine PTH monitoring. bit.ly/42wIYjj

OPKO Renal will be at ASN Kidney Week in Houston from November 5 to November 9. Visit us at booth #2019 and don’t miss the chance to discover how we’re innovating to improve the lives of patients with kidney disease.

At OPKO Renal, our team is driven to improve the lives of people with CKD and SHPT. Innovation isn’t just about advancing science; it’s about delivering hope, education, and better patient and caregiver outcomes.

Your bones are a vital reservoir for minerals like calcium and phosphorus. SHPT disrupts this delicate storage. Get tested early to monitor bone mineral balance. bit.ly/4lUai1q

Did you know? CKD affects women differently. Let’s ensure women receive timely, tailored CKD care. bit.ly/46igsE7

Today is World Osteoporosis Day. For patients with CKD, secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) silently disrupts bone quality long before fractures. Proactive monitoring of PTH, vitamin D, calcium, and phosphorus helps preserve strength and independence. bit.ly/4p1Cbri

General HCPs, what’s your approach to getting the “full picture” in early CKD care? bit.ly/4mG74zV