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August 27, 2025 News by Margarida Maia, PhD

Sjögren’s name change reflects status as ‘autoimmune disease’

Renaming Sjögren’s syndrome as Sjögren’s disease is meant to better reflect that it’s a serious autoimmune disease, not just a collection of symptoms, and to offer some clarity across clinical and research settings. An international group of doctors and patients agreed to the name change in 2023 through a…

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August 20, 2025 News by Steve Bryson, PhD

Telitacicept shows promise for primary Sjögren’s in Phase 3 trial

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…

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August 13, 2025 News by Lindsey Shapiro, PhD

Safety, efficacy seen for Sjögren’s therapy ianalumab in pair of trials

Novartis’ investigational antibody therapy ianalumab (VAY736) safely and effectively eases disease activity in adults with Sjögren’s disease, topline results from a pair of Phase 3 clinical trials show. According to the therapy’s developer, ianalumab has the potential to become the first targeted treatment to be approved for people…

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August 6, 2025 News by Lila Levinson, PhD

MerTK protein in salivary glands could help track Sjögren’s activity

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…

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  1. Two people sit at a table talking.
    August 27, 2025 News by Margarida Maia, PhD

    Sjögren’s name change reflects status as ‘autoimmune disease’

  2. Two hands, a stethoscope, and a handfull of pills surround a graph labeled
    August 20, 2025 News by Steve Bryson, PhD

    Telitacicept shows promise for primary Sjögren’s in Phase 3 trial

  3. Two hands, a stethoscope, and a handfull of pills surround a graph labeled
    August 13, 2025 News by Lindsey Shapiro, PhD

    Safety, efficacy seen for Sjögren’s therapy ianalumab in pair of trials

  4. A scientist in a lab uses a petri dish, dropper, and a rack with four filled vials to test blood.
    August 6, 2025 News by Lila Levinson, PhD

    MerTK protein in salivary glands could help track Sjögren’s activity

  5. An illustration shows the human brain in profile, surrounded by blood vessels.
    July 30, 2025 News by Andrea Lobo, PhD

    Early Sjögren’s treatment improves recovery from stroke: Study

  6. A multitude of red awareness ribbons explode from a megaphone.
    July 23, 2025 News by Lila Levinson, PhD

    Sjögren’s Foundation encourages ‘action’ on World Sjögren’s Day

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    March 22, 2020 Health Insights by Vaidyanathan Subramaniam

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  3. lung complications
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    Will Sjogren’s Syndrome Affect My Life Expectancy?

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