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Telitacicept safely and effectively eased disease activity in adults with primary Sjögren’s disease, according to data from a now-complete Phase 3 clinical trial conducted in China. Because the trial met its primary goal, developer Remegen plans to ask China’s regulator, the Center for Drug Evaluation of the National Medical Products Administration, to approve the drug, according […] The post Telitacicept shows promise for primary Sjögren’s in Phase 3 trial appeared first on Sjogre...| Sjogren's Disease News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Disease News
Novartis' therapy candidate ianalumab safely and effectively eased disease activity for adults with active Sjögren's in two clinical trials.| Sjogren's Disease News
Levels of the receptor protein Mer tyrosine kinase (MerTK) in small salivary glands may be a useful marker for tracking disease activity and estimating tissue damage in Sjögren’s disease, a study reports. Researchers found that elevated MerTK, which plays a role in immune inflammation, was significantly associated with more disease activity and tissue damage. They […] The post MerTK protein in salivary glands could help track Sjögren’s activity appeared first on Sjogren's Disease News.| Sjogren's Disease News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Disease News
Prompt treatment for Sjögren’s was found to improve recovery, and reduce the risk of recurrence, in patients who develop ischemic stroke.| Sjogren's Disease News
Those with lung fibrosis showed distinct CT scans, had a shorter disease duration than those with interstitial lung disease without fibrosis.| Sjogren's Disease News
The Sjögren’s Foundation is asking people to make a pledge to take action for World Sjögren’s Day on July 23 to help support the foundation’s research and education programs. Longtime Sjögren’s Foundation supporter Debby Vivari will donate $2 for the first 5,000 pledges and anyone can make a pledge to honor themselves, others with Sjögren’s, […] The post Sjögren’s Foundation encourages ‘action’ on World Sjögren’s Day appeared first on Sjogren's Disease News.| Sjogren's Disease News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Disease News
Anti-SSB antibodies may predict decreased lung function in primary Sjögren’s patients with interstitial lung disease, a study found.| Sjogren's Disease News
Eight weeks of a daily cup of Chinese Chun-Yu-Ching-Hua-Yin tea improved tear production and reduced dryness and artificial tea usage.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Certain immune cell types are dysregulated in people with primary Sjögren’s disease, according to a new study from researchers in China that points to the resulting alterations as possible drivers of the condition and factors influencing its severity. “Our study demonstrates significant alterations in circulating immune cell populations in patients with [primary Sjögren’s], linking these […] The post Certain immune cell types found dysregulated in primary Sjögren’s appeared first...| Sjogren's Syndrome News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Syndrome News
Using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze biopsies of the salivary glands in people with Sjögren’s disease may help identify patients who are likely to have disease involvement in vital organs, a new study reports. According to the researchers, the novel model developed by the team “achieves high accuracy in predicting [vital organ involvement], outperforming traditional […] The post Study: AI may help ID vital organ involvement in Sjögren’s patients appeared first on Sjogren's ...| Sjogren's Syndrome News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Syndrome News
People with Sjögren’s disease tend to have poor oral health relative to the general population, a study found.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Efgartigimod is entering a Phase 3 clinical trial after data from a proof-of-concept Phase 2 trial showed it outperformed a placebo at easing symptoms and signs of primary Sjögren’s disease, the treatment’s developer said. Argenx shared the data at the European Congress of Rheumatology (EULAR) 2025, held June 11-14 in Barcelona, in a presentation, “Treatment of […] The post Efgartigimod in Phase 3 testing for Sjogren’s as data show promise appeared first on Sjogren's Syndrome News.| Sjogren's Syndrome News – The Web's Daily Resource for Sjogren's Syndrome News
Newborns of mothers with primary Sjögren’s disease may be at a higher risk of developing heart conditions, a study in China says.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sjögren’s disease is a chronic autoimmune disorder affecting the entire body but best characterized by dry eyes and a dry mouth.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Mimicking the activity of a microRNA molecule eased inflammation and scarring in Sjögren’s rats, pointing to a potential therapeutic target.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Ines Martins is the managing science editor for Sjogren's Syndrome News with a PhD in biomedical sciences. She assigns, edits, and fact-checks articles on Sjogren's syndrome.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
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The dysfunction of regulatory T-cells, or Tregs, drives the development of Sjögren's disease, according to a new mouse study.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Andrea Lobo is a science writer for Sjogren's Syndrome News with a PhD in cell biology/neurosciences. She covers the latest news and information on a variety of Sjogren's topics.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Ultrasound evaluation of the salivary glands may be useful and effective for diagnosing Sjögren’s syndrome, a new study reports.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Researchers identified clinical factors that may help to distinguish the different causes of joint pain in Sjögren’s syndrome.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Rituximab safely and effectively treated sudden interstitial lung disease in a man with undiagnosed primary Sjögren’s syndrome.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The activity of "clock genes" that regulate the body’s internal clock, or circadian rhythm, is impaired in Sjögren’s, a mouse model shows.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Blood levels of anti-AQP5 antibodies may be used as a biomarker to diagnose primary Sjögren’s disease, according to a new study from China.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Age, disease duration, and blood levels of inflammatory markers can distinguish Sjögren’s syndrome patients with interstitial lung disease.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
In a study, low TTR blood levels correlated with higher markers of inflammation, low BMI, and higher primary Sjögren's disease activity.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sjögren's syndrome is a rare autoimmune disorder that leads to dry eyes and mouth. The exact cause of the syndrome remains unknown.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Primary Sjögren’s syndrome patients who haven't received treatment for it show gut microbiota disturbances like those seen with SLE.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sjögren's syndrome is linked to a significantly increased risk of miscarriage and other adverse pregnancy problems, a meta-analysis finds.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Lindsey Shapiro is a science writer for Sjogren's Syndrome News with a PhD in neuroscience. She covers the latest news and information on a variety of Sjogren's syndrome topics.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
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Sjögren’s syndrome is typically diagnosed through a series of tests and questions related to a patient's medical history.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Marisa Wexler is a senior science writer for Sjogren's Syndrome News with an MS in cellular and molecular pathology. She covers the latest news and information on a variety of Sjogren's syndrome topics.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The proteins CTSS and GSTO1 were able to accurately distinguish people with Sjögren's syndrome from people without the condition.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sjögren's syndrome's most common symptoms are dry eyes and a dry mouth. Others can include joint pain, skin rashes, dry skin, vaginal dryness, and fatigue.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
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Margarida Maia is a science writer for Sjogren's Syndrome News with a PhD in biomedical sciences. She covers the latest news and information on a variety of Sjogren's syndrome topics.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Sharing personal stories, educating, and raising funds for research and advocacy, World Sjögren’s Day is observed annually July 23.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
A photo-detection method can measure lactoferrin in dry eye disease patients' tears, making it a possible biomarker of disease severity.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
None of the 24 patients treated progressed to systemic disease, but 11 of the 40 who didn't receive treatment did progress.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The annual Sjogren's Awareness Month event in April is designed to showcase the disorder and the needs of the Sjögren’s community.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Primary Sjögren’s patients with extra-glandular symptoms have higher CXCL9 levels than those whose disease affects the saliva and tear glands.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
In adults with Sjögren’s syndrome with missing teeth, implant-supported overdentures may help with chewing, helping to boost quality of life.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
Autologous serum and platelet-rich eye drops work equally well to relieve eye dryness in Sjögren’s, but the latter take less time to prepare.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
