IgA nephropathy, also known as “Berger’s disease,” is the most common form of glomerulonephritis worldwide. It is an immune-mediated kidney disease diagnosed based on urine test results and a kidney biopsy. Advances in research into the pathophysiological mechanisms have led to the development of innovative treatment strategies, for which some Phase IIIdata—including fusion proteins targeting the cytokines BAFF and/or APRIL, as well as selective endothelin A receptor antagonists and complement inhibitors. Furthermore, there is also interesting news regarding treatment options for IgAN that have also cleared regulatory hurdles in Europe.
Related Topics
- ALIGN
- APRIL
- Atacicept
- Atrasentan
- BAFF
- Berger's disease
- BION-1301
- Cigarette Mustache
- Complement inhibitors
- Cytokines
- Fusion proteins
- Glomerulonephritis
- IgA nephropathy
- immune-mediated kidney disease
- Kidney biopsy
- NEFIGAN
- NefIgArd
- NefXtend
- oral budesonide
- ORIGIN
- PROTECT
- Ravulizumab
- selective endothelin A receptor antagonists
- Sibeprenlimab
- Sparsentan
- Telitacicept
- Urinalysis Results
- VISIONARY
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