
Discover groundbreaking insights from the ORIGIN 3 study on IgA nephropathy, showcasing promising results and future treatment possibilities.

Richard Lafayette, MD, is a professor of medicine and director of the Glomerular Disease Center at Stanford University Medical Center.

Discover groundbreaking insights from the ORIGIN 3 study on IgA nephropathy, showcasing promising results and future treatment possibilities.

From new data for potential IgAN treatments to the use of combination initiation therapy for type 2 diabetes and CKD, here are 5 key updates from the annual meeting.

Richard Lafeyette, MD, discusses his reaction to the phase 3 ORIGIN topline results and what it means for IgAN.

Lafayette reflects on recent therapeutic advances in IgA nephropathy and looks ahead to other renal pipeline developments he’s looking forward to in 2025.

Lafayette describes ongoing unmet needs in IgAN care and how the growing understanding of disease pathogenesis has informed drug development.