Domain Registration

New Research in JNCCN Raises Awareness of the Dangers of Septic Shock in Blood Cancer Patients

  • January 12, 2022

Released: 11-Jan-2022 12:10 PM EST

New, targeted therapy inhibits specific immune cells
associated with lupus nephritis

Bar-Ilan University

A new, targeted therapy, developed by researchers from the Azrieli Faculty of Medicine of Bar-Ilan University, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, the University of Houston, and the pharmaceutical company Equillium, together with several other academic collaborators, inhibits specific immune cells associated with lupus nephritis, and was effective in improving kidney inflammation in animal models of lupus and lupus nephritis. The new approach could serve as an alternative to current treatments targeting multiple immune cells, and provide a more effective and potentially personalized remedy for lupus nephritis. The development was recently reported in the Journal of Clinical Investigation.



Related News

Search