Matthew Denker|Suzanne Boyle|Amanda H. Anderson|Lawrence J. Appel|Jing Chen|Jeffrey C. Fink|John M. Flack|Alan S. Go|Edward Horwitz|Chi-yuan Hsu|John W. Kusek|James P. Lash|Sankar D. Navaneethan|Akinlolu Ojo|Mahboob Rahman|Susan Steigerwalt|Raymond R. Townsend|Harold I. Feldman
Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort Study (CRIC)
University of Pennsylvania
chronic renal insufficiency cohort cric study united states multicenter prospective study racially ethnically diverse patients ckd although original aims study identify novel predictors ckd progression elucidate risk manifestations cardiovascular disease among nearly 4000 individuals ckd cric study evolved national resource investigation broad spectrum ckdrelated topics study produced 90 published scientific articles promoted many young investigative careers nephrology fostered international collaborations focused understanding global burden ckd third phase cric study complete enrollment 1500 additional study participants 2015 designed answer questions regarding morbidity mortality mildtomoderate ckd assess burden ckd older persons review highlights salient findings cric study areas race ethnicity ckd progression ckd cognition cardiovascular disease outcomes also outlines ongoing forthcoming opportunities global nephrology community enhance understanding ckd related complications study