First Drugs For Lupus Nephritis Are Headed For US FDA Review
Executive Summary
Two drugs that would be the first for lupus nephritis are on the doorstep of the US FDA, a novel drug voclosporin from Aurinia Pharmaceuticals and Benlysta from GlaxoSmithKline.
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