
Preparing for Kidney Precision Medicine Clinical Trials Workshop
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Purpose
To gain a better understanding of the kidney patient therapeutic journey and to define candidate indicators for precision medicine pathway, target and trial readiness. This workshop will identify kidney precision medicine clinical trial barrier and potential solutions and to identify concepts relative to advancing precision medicine clinical trials not yet considered.
Meeting Objectives
- Bring in the patient's voice to advance treatments for kidney disease.
- Define candidate indicators for precision medicine pathways, targets, and trial readiness.
- Identify kidney precision medicine clinical trial barriers and potential solutions.
- Identify concepts relative to advancing precision medicine clinical trials not yet considered.
Background
Progressive kidney disease affects how individuals feel, function, and survive. Therapies for individuals with kidney disease have only modest efficacy; both risk for severe toxicity and selection of treatments are not well informed by precise assessment of disease mechanism(s) active at the time of decision-making. In this standard of care context, many people with chronic kidney disease experience a series of therapies with limited efficacy and, ultimately, progress to kidney failure. Scientific advances are increasing awareness and improving the ability to assess molecular mechanisms of kidney disease and elucidation of associated therapeutic targets.
Organizing Committee
External Members
Joseph Bonventre | Harvard University; Brigham and Women’s Hospital |
Glenn M. Chertow | Stanford University |
Paul T. Conway | American Association of Kidney Patients |
Rasheed Gbadegesin | Duke University |
Matthias Kretzler | University of Michigan |
Mark Lim | Kidney Health Initiative |
Kathleen Liu | University of California-San Francisco |
Aliza Thompson | U.S. Food and Drug Administration |
NIDDK
Debbie Gipson, Kevin Abbott, Kevin Chan, Raquel Greer, Paul Kimmel, Susan Mendley, Afshin Parsa, Tracy Rankin, Cindy Roy, Ivonne Schulman |
Registration Deadline
March 17, 2024
Event Logistics
Registration
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Natcher Conference Center
NIH Main Campus
Building 45
Bethesda,
MD
Webinar
This is a hybrid workshop. Virtual participation is available. For those attending via webinar, the link will be distributed via email prior to the date of the event.
Contacts
Program Contact
Debbie Gipson, M.D., M.S.
NIDDK
T: 301-480-2268
Meeting Logistics
Danielle Johnikin
The Scientific Consulting Group, Inc.
T: 301-670-4990