Thoughts on the Ravulizumab Study in Proliferative LN or IgAN

It's fascinating to see the focus on Ravulizumab, a monoclonal antibody that inhibits the complement system. This could potentially help manage the overactive immune response in LN and IgAN. However, we must consider the potential side effects and long-term impacts of this treatment. It's crucial to monitor patients closely throughout the trial.

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As a lupus patient, I'm always hopeful for new treatments. While this study is still in its early stages, it's encouraging to see the investment in research for autoimmune diseases like lupus and IgAN. I'm curious about the inclusion and exclusion criteria – will this treatment be accessible to a diverse range of patients?

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It's important to remember that clinical trials are essential for advancing medical knowledge and improving treatments for autoimmune diseases. While there may be risks involved, the information gathered can significantly benefit the broader patient community. I'm looking forward to seeing the results of this study and how it may contribute to our understanding of LN and IgAN.

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