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Read the Latest in Lupus Research: Urine May Help Track Kidney Disease and Predict Treatment Success in People With Lupus - BUTTERFLIES AMONG US
lupusbutterflies.ning.com — “Lupus nephritis (LN) -- inflammation of the kidney -- can damage the kidney's ability to remove waste from the body. Currently, the best way to diagnose kidney inflammation is with a biopsy, an invasive procedure that can sometimes have serious side effects. Researchers have been working to develop specific tests that can be done on urine samples. The results of this study showed that levels of mRNA for FOXP3 could potentially become a test that can be done on simple urine samples to help figure” View full resource at lupusbutterflies.ning.com
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UPDATE 3-Immunomedics soars as lupus drug shows promise | Reuters
reuters.com — “* Positive Phase IIb results for UCB, Immunomedics drug * Treatment advantage of epratuzumab vs placebo 24.9 pct * Analysts say result promising but drug still high risk * Immunomedics shares up” View full resource at reuters.com
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Immunomedics lupus drug shows promise; Positive Phase IIb results for epratuzumab http://ow.ly/lyNt
UPDATE 3-Immunomedics soars as lupus drug shows promise | Reuters
reuters.com — “* Positive Phase IIb results for UCB, Immunomedics drug * Treatment advantage of epratuzumab vs placebo 24.9 pct * Analysts say result promising but drug still high risk * Immunomedics shares up” View full resource at reuters.com
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UCB and Immunomedics clear Phase II lupus hurdle - but can they repeat Human Genome's Phase III success? http://tinyurl.com/kuyzw6
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