KIREPORTS

Written by Akshaya Jayachandran, DM For many years, IgA deposits detected in a kidney allograft have often been viewed as relatively innocuous, particularly when found incidentally on protocol biopsies without accompanying proteinuria or graft dysfunction. Yet, as our understanding of IgA nephropathy evolves, and as targeted therapies begin to emerge, it is worth asking whether that long-held assumption will continue to hold true. One of the most fascinating lessons transplan

Obinutuzumab offers a promising next-generation therapy for rituximab-resistant membranous nephropathy, achieving high remission rates and durable B-cell depletion.

Reproductive & sexual health in CKD is often overlooked in nephrology. Explore risks, hormonal disruption, and the critical communication gap in nephrology care.