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🚨 NOW OPEN: Pre-Application for Rare Kidney Disease/Glomerular Disease Centers of Excellence! 🚨

Join exceptional institutions, clinics, and healthcare organizations to become designated Centers of Excellence.

🎯 What you'll gain:
✅ Access to premier fellowship programs
✅ Secure database platform for operational and research registry
✅ Exclusive director network meetings
✅ Free conference registration + educational resources
✅ Clinical trial support services
✅ Population health dashboards

🏥 Perfect for:
• Academic medical centers
• Nephrology Clinics
• Healthcare institutions serving rare kidney disease populations

📅 Timeline: Pre-applications open NOW | Framework release Fall 2025

Ready to elevate your rare kidney disease program? Apply today! 👇
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Join GlomCon this Sunday for the next GlomCon Sunday Seminar.⁠
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Congenital Renal Anomalies and Cystic Kidney Diseases
⁠Presented by Stephen M. Bonsib, MD
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Sunday, November 8, 2026 8:00AM PDT⁠
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Zoom ID: 81743744653⁠
Passcode: 202122⁠
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Register to join live: glomcon.org⁠
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#kidneydisease #kidneyhealth #nephrology #kidneyeducation #kidneyresearch

How low is low enough? New research explores the relationship between proteinuria levels and long-term kidney survival in immunoglobulin A nephropathy (IgAN), highlighting the importance of even very low proteinuria levels.

📅 Published October 8, 2026

🔗 Read the abstract: bit.ly/4hUzRjf

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Running a clinical trial is one thing. Running a trials program that pays for itself is another. ⁠
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The new GlomCon Trialist Training Program teaches the operational side: Budget negotiation, staffing, regulatory compliance, sponsor relations. For academic centers and private practices alike. Free for GlomCon Rare Kidney Disease Network members. ⁠
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Applications open on November 23, 2026. ⁠
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Learn more at glomcon.org⁠
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#ClinicalTrials #Nephrology #RareDisease #GlomCon

The Kidney Pathology Certificate Program returns for its 2027 cohort. ⁠
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Twelve months, six modules, from biopsy basics to allograft pathology: Live case webinars led by renal pathologists and nephrologists, pre-recorded lectures, and a certificate upon completion of program. ⁠
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Directed by Vanesa Bijol, MD and Ibrahim Batal, MD.  ⁠
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Applications open on October 26, 2026.⁠
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Learn more at glomcon.org ⁠
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#RenalPathology #Nephrology #Nephropathology #GlomCon