Are you attending #ERA26 in Glasgow? Don’t miss the GSK–KDIGO symposium on preventing infectious diseases in adults with kidney disease and closing the implementation gap in vaccination uptake.
Thursday, 4 Jun, 13:00 - 14:00 BST. Learn more: https://pag.virtual-meeting.org/.../en-GB/pag/session/86280
The session
A sample from the pathology teaching slide set on Lupus Nephritis, jointly prepared by Arkana Laboratories and @goKDIGO. http://KDIGO.org/guidelines/gd/
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