Evidence-Based Medicine versus Personalized Medicine when attempting to block complement in IgA nephropathy
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Giuseppe Castellano, Matteo Stravalaci, Manuel A Podestà, Francesca Zanoni; Evidence-Based Medicine versus Personalized Medicine when attempting to block c
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| Authors | Giuseppe Castellano, Matteo Stravalaci, Manuel A Podestà, Francesca Zanoni |
| Journal | nephrology dialysis transplantation |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/ndt/gfag159
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