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Late breaking study on Voclosporin to be presented in Madrid

More good news.

Here's the title the session with  late breaking news to be presented in Madrid on Sunday June 4th.

"Steroid-sparing efficacy of voclosporin in active lupus nephritis: stable kidney function and BP without electrolyte complications at 48 weeks James Tumlin, Chattanooga, U.S.A."

 The source is the program for the "54th ERA-EDTA Conference, Madrid Spain:

See: ERA-EDTA Conference Program p. 78

More to follow, and please tell us what you know about any prior research on this topic.

Kind regards to all,

TC

ps Thanks to Lunacy for first spotting this news!  

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  1. Lunacy aka John GaltMay 29, 2017 at 7:54 AM

    Happy to see Auph's story continued to be shared as they continue to get more trial sites up and running.

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    1. vidpok45May 29, 2017 at 8:08 AM

      The fact that Voclosporin is both more effective than the current treatment and allows for the reduction in the use of oral steroids is a stunning achievement not to be underestimated. This will lessen the onset of diabetes, along with reducing the many other complications which are associated with the use of high dose steroids. The approval of Voclosporin will be the ultimate achievement for Glickman who has dedicated his life to finding an answer for LN, and now that answer is here.

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