Nephrology

IgA Nephropathy: Ready to Learn, Largely Outside Formal Support.

KEEP heard from 30 people with confirmed IgA nephropathy in July and August 2026. Monitoring is common but control is not: 57% track kidney function regularly, yet 53% describe their condition as poorly or not controlled. Every patient expressed interest in other therapies, but 87% are not engaged with an advocacy group, so formal channels miss most of this audience. The report shows how to reach a motivated audience with credible next steps.

Patient RecruitmentPatient IntelligencePatient Experience

Key Highlights

100% interested in learning about other therapies

53% say their IgAN is poorly or not controlled

87% not engaged with an advocacy group

Overview

30 confirmed IgAN patients monitor closely yet report uneven control, universal interest in new therapies, and little advocacy-group engagement.

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