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Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a growing health problem across the globe. More than 850 million people are living with some form of kidney disease, with millions not even knowing they have it. Here’s what everyone needs to know about kidney disease, why it matters, and where it’s most common? What Is Chronic Kidney Disease? Chronic kidney disease means your kidneys slowly stop working.  Kidneys help your body get rid of waste, balance your fluids, and keep your blood pressure stable. When kidneys don’t work right, waste builds up in the body and can make you sick over time. What Causes Kidney Disease? Most kidney disease is caused by other long-lasting health problems. Diabetes : Too much sugar in the blood can damage the kidneys. High blood pressure : Over time, this puts strain on the tiny blood vessels in your kidneys. Other causes: Kidney infections, certain medicines, inherited conditions (like cysts), and sometimes repeated blockages like kidney stones . Where people are af...