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A review of 85 trials found modest average rises in hemoglobin and hematocrit with SGLT2 inhibitors, while questions about mechanism and risks remain.
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Atacicpet, Sibeprenlimab Halt Decline In Kidney Function In IgA Nephropathy
Final phase III results show slower eGFR decline with atacicept and sibeprenlimab versus placebo, supporting efforts to secure full FDA approval.
Movement Helps People Learn Complex Patterns More Effectively, Study Finds
A Florida Atlantic and Brown study found larger arm movements improved similarity-based pattern learning, but not learning based on explicit rules.
