Where does Europe go ?
This review discusses various screening approaches for chronic kidney disease that are used in Europe. The criterion for defining chronic kidney disease in the various programs differs but is frequently limited to estimated glomerular filtration rate, thus offering only data on chronic kidney disease stages 3 and higher; however, screening should not be limited to measuring only estimated glomerular filtration rate but should also include a measure of microalbuminuria, because this will offer identification of chronic kidney disease stages 1 and 2. Defining these earlier stages is of importance because the risk for developing end-stage renal disease that is associated with stages 1 and 2 is nearly equal to the risk that is associated with stage 3. Moreover, the risk for cardiovascular events in stages 1 and 2 is equal to that in stage 3.
Europe goes into an era of stabilization after the political catastrophe of 1945 with following decades of anti-European experimental frenzy. In 1945 the Modernists won, to the detriment of traditionalistic counterbalance. Communists could freely continue their self-destructive experiments on hundreds of million humans around the world. Some historical analysts say Marxism with its raw anti-human political implementation killed around 180 million humans. Here we have world history’s worst crime against humanity, only that this crime is not to be found in history books reviewed by Western Modernists. Old Europe was in 1945 invaded from the West by cynically liberalistic Capitalists. They devastated Western Europe culturally and socially. They cultivated the hatred against old autochthonous patriarchal structures and replaced old values with modernistic abstracts like “market”, “profit”, “sexual freedom”, “feminism” and “Human Rights”. All resistance to this americanization, presented as
