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New research sets path forward for long COVID tests, treatments - Vimarsana News

New research sets path forward for long COVID tests, treatments

The latest research on long COVID, includes biomarkers and paves a path for potential tests and treatments.

Origins of Cell Damage in Long COVID Uncovered - Vimarsana News

Origins of Cell Damage in Long COVID Uncovered

In persistent long COVID, elevated blood levels signal damage to various cells—red blood cells, platelets, and blood vessels.

With More 2024 FDA Filings Planned, Novartis Drug Starts Showing Blockbuster Potential - Vimarsana News

With More 2024 FDA Filings Planned, Novartis Drug Starts Showing Blockbuster Potential

Novartis drug iptacopan, which won its first FDA approval in early December in a rare blood disorder, has met the main goal of a pivotal test in an ultra-rare kidney disease. The small molecule’s potential to address many diseases has stirred up blockbuster expectations.

Novartis Nabs FDA Nod for Rare Disease Drug Rival to AstraZeneca Meds - Vimarsana News

Novartis Nabs FDA Nod for Rare Disease Drug Rival to AstraZeneca Meds

FDA approval of Novartis’s Fabhalta makes the drug the first approved oral therapy for rare blood disorder paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria. With clinical data showing superiority versus two infused AstraZeneca drugs, Novartis’s pill is well-positioned to take market share from those blockbuster products.

Unmet Needs In Managing IgAN - Vimarsana News

Unmet Needs In Managing IgAN

Chee Kay Cheung, MBCHB, MRCP, PhD, discusses unmet needs in the management of IgAN, commenting on the need for new medication and highlighting budesonide and SGLT2 inhibitors.