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Cardio-renal metabolic syndrome in people with diabetes Prof Greg Fulcher, Assoc Prof Brendon Neuen & Dr Nicola Moll
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Summary
Managing the New Era of Cardio-Renal Metabolic Syndrome Are you unsure how to optimally combine SGLT2 inhibitors and GLP-1 receptor agonists for your patients with diabetes? Join leading endocrinologists and nephrologists as they unpack the complex management of cardio-renal metabolic syndrome, specifically tailored for General Practitioners. Historically, metabolic risk factors were managed in isolated silos. Today, we have foundational therapies capable of completely altering the trajectory of kidney and cardiovascular disease, reducing the risk of kidney failure by up to 40%. In this episode, Prof Greg Fulcher, Assoc Prof Brendon Neuen, and GP Dr Nicola Moll bridge the gap between clinical trial data and everyday primary care practice. Tune in to discover: Effective Screening: Why the urine albumin-creatinine ratio (UACR) is the single most important predictor of kidney failure, and exactly who you should be screening. Prescribing Confidence: How to sequence new therapies without risking acute kidney injury, and how to navigate PBS constraints. Practical Troubleshooting: Real-world strategies for managing SGLT2i-induced thrush and addressing safety concerns regarding GLP-1s in patients over 65. Case Study: The application of these guidelines to a typical 72-year-old GP patient. Listen now to confidently reduce cardio-renal risk in your clinic! Enjoyed Today's Clinical Sessions Podcast? Imagine if your favourite medical conferences were available the same way. You already know how powerful learning by podcast can be. No travel. No sitting in lecture theatres. No giving up another weekend. Just practical education from leading clinicians, ready whenever you have time to listen. That's exactly what ArmchairMedical.tv gives you. Unlock hundreds of Australia's leading GP…