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Are your kidneys at risk?

Check to see if you are at risk for Kidney Disease with this simple online test below. Based on your results, the next steps will be suggested. Please be assured that your responses will remain fully anonymous.

This test is not intended to be a substitute for a medical consultation. Please speak to your doctor if you need more information about your risk for Kidney Disease.

Take our one-minute test to find out.
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The Risk Checker

Answer each question with a YES or NO
Have you been told by a Medical Professional that you have diabetes?
No Yes
Have you been told by a Medical Professional that you have High Blood Pressure?
No Yes
Have you been told by a Medical Professional that you have heart disease or heart failure?
No Yes
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The Risk Checker

Answer each question with a YES or NO
Do you have high cholesterol?
No Yes
Do you have a family history of Kidney Disease?
No Yes
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The Risk Checker

Answer each question with a YES or NO
Do you have a history of acute kidney injury?
No Yes
Are you a smoker?
No Yes
Do you regularly use over-the-counter medications for pain relief?
No Yes
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Download a copy of your results and the discussion guide below.
If you have answered Yes to 1 or more questions, book an appointment with a healthcare professional and share your results.
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This information is provided as a service to patients by AstraZeneca. This is not intended to replace the advice of a healthcare professional. Always consult your doctor.

Your results: You have answered Yes to one or more questions
You qualify for complimentary Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) tests!
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How it works

Because you answered Yes to one or more questions your kidneys may be at risk.

Courtesy of Yes2Life and PathCare, you qualify for the following Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) tests at no cost:

  • Serum Creatinine with eGFR (Blood test)
  • Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio (uACR) (Urine test)

How to redeem your complimentary CKD Tests

To receive your Complimentary CKD Test Pass and Risk Checker Results please enter your email address.

You have 30 days to redeem your pass

Only want your risk checker results?

If you are not interested in your complimentary pass, simply download your Risk Checker results.

I just want to download my Risk Checker results
Yes2Life uses your personal information only for the purposes of emailing the Complimentary CKD Test Pass. Once the email has been sent, your information is removed from our system. If you do not receive your pass, please check your junk folder. Since we do not store your personal information, we are unable to assist users who lose or do not receive their pass. Once you receive your Complimentary CKD Test Pass and Risk Checker Results, please read and follow the instructions on the pass to quality for your complimentary CKD tests.

Activity ID: ZA-6189 Expiry: 30 June 2027

  • Chronic Kidney Disease often affects older individuals, but may develop in younger persons, especially if you have a family history of the condition1
  • Being overweight increases the risk of developing Chronic Kidney Disease and also a risk factor for Cardiovascular Disease2,3
  • 1 in 5 patients with Diabetes develop Chronic Kidney Disease5
  • Diabetes and High Blood Pressure are the two leading causes of Kidney Disease1
  • Long-term exposure to cardiovascular risk factors, hypertension, and living with diabetes as well as heart disease and heart failure can reduce kidney function1
  • High cholesterol and triglyceride levels can cause kidney disease to worsen, while high levels are common in people with Kidney Disease1,3
  • A family history of Kidney Disease can increase the risk of developing Chronic Kidney Disease1,3
  • Acute kidney injury may lead to new or accelerated Chronic Kidney Disease6
  • In addition to being a risk factor for Cardiovascular Disease, smoking can also increase the risk of causing kidney damage and developing Chronic Kidney Disease1,3
  • The regular use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can damage the kidney and is associated with an increased risk for rapid Chronic Kidney Disease progression7
Activity ID: ZA-5723 Expiry: 31 March 2027   References