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70% of Lupus Nephritis Patients in Full Remission at Week 24 in Small Study of Voclosporin

Aurinia Pharmaceuticals announced that seven of the 10 patients with lupus nephritis (LN) enrolled in its AURION study, evaluating short-term predictors of clinical response to voclosporin treatment, achieved complete disease remission at 24 weeks. In addition, the company reported that patients who achieved remission at eight weeks continued in remission at 24 weeks.

Lupus Patients with Active Disease Being Enrolled in Phase 3 Trial of Anifrolumab

Researchers at Temple University Hospital are taking part in a large, global Phase 3 clinical trial to evaluate whether a novel, investigational drug for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is more effective than previously approved medications. This trial (NCT02446912), one of several pivotal and ongoing studies of anifrolumab to treat moderately to severely active SLE,…

Potential Lupus Nephritis Therapy, Voclosporin, Seen to Induce Complete Remission in Ongoing Phase 2 Study

Aurinia Pharmaceuticals announced that its AURA-LV clinical trial, assessing voclosporin for the treatment of lupus nephritis (LN), has achieved its primary endpoint at its lower dose — complete disease remission at 24 weeks. Prespecified secondary endpoints at both dose levels were also reached in comparison to placebo, including partial remission as measured…

Wanderlust and Lupus

The very first time I stepped onto Californian soil, in 2013, I was instantly in love with the different culture, how I was completely immersed in something so foreign to everything I’d ever known. My wanderlust was born. From that day on, I’ve planned my life around my…

Lupus Education Day Taking Place at University of Rochester on Oct. 15

The University of Rochester Medical Center in New York will host a 10th Lupus Education Day on Saturday, Oct. 15,  providing a forum for people with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and their caregivers to interact and to better understand the latest developments in treating and managing the disease. “This is a great opportunity…