This infographic highlights the role of APRIL in a pre-hit 1 step that drives the 4-hit cascade.1 References 1. Mathur M, et al. J Clin Med. 2023;12(21):6927. Read More
These videos are part of a three-part series featuring IgA Nephropathy (IgAN) experts and Work Group Members of the forthcoming KDIGO 2025 IgAN Guideline Update sharing key insights on emerging… Read More
Learn about health literacy and how it impacts patients with CKD including IgAN. Dr. Velez will share her expertise as a nephrologist treating patients with IgAN as well as discuss… Read More
Registered Dietitian Lauren Levy and Kidney-Friendly Chef Anthony Valentine come together to bring their expertise in nutrition and IgAN, including discussing the basics of nutritional concepts – such as sodium… Read More
Learn the latest advancements in the understanding and management of IgA Nephropathy (IgAN) with two expert-led videos sponsored by Otsuka with Professors Brad Rovin, MD (United States) and Jürgen Floege,… Read More
This infographic highlights clinical trial results showing mixed efficacy and increased adverse events in patients with IgAN treated with corticosteroids. Read More
The goal of this on-demand webinar is to provide a detailed overview of the Four-Hit hypothesis as well as explain the role of APRIL in disease pathogenesis. Read More
This podcast provides an in-depth review of the Oxford MEST-C score, focusing on its practical application in diagnosing and prognosticating IgA Nephropathy. Read More
Through the lens of renal pathology, this webinar will provide insights into the histopathological features that are crucial for accurate diagnosis and risk stratification in IgA Nephropathy, highlighting the significance… Read More
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