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increased interest understanding chronic kidney disease ckd rates vary across races socioeconomic groups investigated distribution estimated glomerular filtration rate egfr urinary albumincreatinine ratio acr ckd according factors brazilian adults using baseline data 20082010 14636 public sector employees 3574 years enrolled brazilian longitudinal study adult health elsabrasil multicentre cohort estimated prevalence ckd sex age race socioeconomic factors ckd defined acr 30 mgg andor egfr 60 mlmin173 m2 gfr estimated ckd epidemiology collaboration without correction race used logistic regression estimate association race socioeconomic position education income social class occupational nature ckd adjusting sex age several healthrelated factors prevalence high acr low egfr isolation combined increased age higher individuals lower socioeconomic position among black individuals indigenous individuals overall prevalence ckd 89 full adjustments similar men women or090 95 ci 079 102 increased age or107 95 ci 106 108 compared white individuals black individuals or123 95 ci 103 147 pardos or116 95 ci 100 135 indigenous or172 95 ci 107 276 people higher odds ckd high school or115 95 ci 100 134 elementary education or123 95 ci 103 147 increased odds ckd compared university degree marked discrepancies increases reduced egfr high acr age race higher prevalences ckd individuals lower educational status nonwhites explained differences healthrelated factors