Meta-analysis shows interventions reducing proteinuria in clinical trials suggest improved kidney outcomes.
The FDA and EMA have accepted proteinuria as a valid surrogate outcome for use in clinical trials of new interventions for the treatment of IgA nephropathy, and the present analysis provides further indications that interventions that reduce proteinuria in a short-term trial are likely to improve kidney outcomes over the long term.
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