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New data show that Zigakibart maintains protein -pleasure remission and kidney function in IgA nephropathy

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New data show that Zigakibart maintains protein -pleasure remission and kidney function in IgA nephropathy
05
Jun

The new 100-week-old data from the ongoing study of the 1/2 phase of Zigakibart, the monoclonal anti-theaprile antibody examined, strengthen its potential as the treatment of IgA IgA (Igan) nephropathy. The arrangements presented today on 62ND The ERA Congress has permanent proteinage remission, a stable function of the kidneys and a calming safety profile. Igan […]

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The new $ 15 million study is aimed at understanding the risk factors for cardiovascular and kidney disease in women

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The new $ 15 million study is aimed at understanding the risk factors for cardiovascular and kidney disease in women
22
Apr

Research teams from August University, Massachusetts General Hospital and Ohio State University will conduct a project in the amount of $ 15 million devoted to the study of various risk methods of cardiovascular and kidney disease, affect women. Strategically targeted research network American Heart Association (SFRN) on cardiovascular metabolic syndromes: heterogeneity in women aims to […]

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Dwyane Wade says he felt “quite healthy”, he did not recognize the signs of kidney cancer

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Dwyane Wade says he felt “quite healthy”, he did not recognize the signs of kidney cancer
14
Mar

Dwyane Wade, a retired NBA star, recently opened on the diagnosis of kidney cancer in stage 1, revealing that he felt “quite healthy” when he went to control, but he realizes that the subtle signs of his body were an early warning of kidney cancer. In a recent interview, the 41-year-old retired basketball legend revealed […]

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