August Webinar Preview: JAKi in the treatment for GCA and Takayasu Arteritis

vasculitisfoundation July 29, 2025 4:47 pm

August Preview_Clinical Trials

vasculitisfoundation July 29, 2025 4:46 pm

Upcoming: What You Need to Know About Airway Issues with ANCA-associated vasculitis

vasculitisfoundation July 28, 2025 2:42 pm

0:003:58 Key features of EGPA5:40 A few words about eosinophils 9:52 Management of EGPA before eosinophil-targeting TX14:52 What is Benralizumab?15:58 MANDARA Study Design20:00 Asthma remission: an exploratory analysis24:11 Heatmap of Glucocorticoid dose over time25:14 What does BENRALIZUMAB do?26:37 Are there side effects?29:03 Among patients with EGPA who is eligible? 30:32 The future of benralizumab: ongoing studies31:09  Take-home messages33:38 Q: Is it common to switch between Fasenra® and other biologics in the course of                 EGPA?35:44 Q: Could you please clarify what eosinophils are? 37:00 Q: How quickly do patients typically see improvement in symptoms after starting                 Fasenra®?41:12 Q: What are the side effects? Is joint pain common? 45:41 Q: How does a patient's ANCA status affect the decision to use Fasenra®? 48:21 Q: Are there any long-term safety concerns with Fasenra® use?50:11 Q: Is Fasenra® safe to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding? 52:13 Q: Is the drug approved in Belgium? Could you explain how that works? Note:Fasenra® is a prescription medicine used to treat people 18 years and older with EGPA. It is not known if Fasenra® is safe and effective in children with EGPA under 18 years of age. Fasenra® is injected under your skin (subcutaneously) one time every 4 weeks for EGPA.What you need to know about Benralizumab (Fasenra®) for treating EGPA, June 2025 Visit the Vasculitis Foundation (www.vasculitisfoundation.org).

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3:58 Key features of EGPA
5:40 A few words about eosinophils
9:52 Management of EGPA before eosinophil-targeting TX
14:52 What is Benralizumab?
15:58 MANDARA Study Design
20:00 Asthma remission: an exploratory analysis
24:11 Heatmap of Glucocorticoid dose over time
25:14 What does BENRALIZUMAB do?
26:37 Are there side effects?
29:03 Among patients with EGPA who is eligible?
30:32 The future of benralizumab: ongoing studies
31:09 Take-home messages
33:38 Q: Is it common to switch between Fasenra® and other biologics in the course of
EGPA?
35:44 Q: Could you please clarify what eosinophils are?
37:00 Q: How quickly do patients typically see improvement in symptoms after starting
Fasenra®?
41:12 Q: What are the side effects? Is joint pain common?
45:41 Q: How does a patient's ANCA status affect the decision to use Fasenra®?
48:21 Q: Are there any long-term safety concerns with Fasenra® use?
50:11 Q: Is Fasenra® safe to use during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
52:13 Q: Is the drug approved in Belgium? Could you explain how that works?

Note:
Fasenra® is a prescription medicine used to treat people 18 years and older with EGPA. It is not known if Fasenra®is safe and effective in children with EGPA under 18 years of age. Fasenra® is injected under your skin (subcutaneously) one time every 4 weeks for EGPA.

What you need to know about Benralizumab (Fasenra®) for treating EGPA, June 2025

Download the presentation: https://vasculitisfoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/What-you-need-to-know-about-Benralmizumab-24JUN2025.pdf

Visit the Vasculitis Foundation (www.vasculitisfoundation.org).

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What You Need to Know About Benralizumab (Fasenra®)

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What You Need to Know About Rituximab (Rituxan®) July 2025

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What You Need to Know About Mepolizumab (Nucala®)

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2025 Highlights from Bone and Vasc

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Sneak Peek: Upcoming VF webinars in July

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0:002:54 What is avacopan?3:40 Background and development.6:30  Key Study.8:37 What does avacopan do?9:48 Possible side effects and risks.11:36 Drug interactions.13:05 Patient selection considerations.14:49 Monitoring and follow-up.15:50 What have we learned about avacopan since 2021?18:28      Pros and cons19:53 Learn more about avacopan from these resources.20:38 Q:  Can you explain induction therapy?22:37 Q:  Can you talk about this drug for pediatrics?23:22 Q:   Talk about balancing kidney vs liver when taking avacopan.25:28 Q:   Is avacopan effective with an EGPA diagnosis?26:21 Q:   Is avacopan ever used in place of prednisone for the treatment of GCA?26:53 Q:   How far are they into the Stage 4 five-year trial to understand long-term implications?28:13 Q:   When you are first diagnosed, are there some patients who start with a drug like Rituximab and just avacopan, or does everyone get some steroids?28:43 Q:  With liver toxicity being an issue, would taking a liquid liver supplement be suggested?29:11 Q:  When trying to do a reeducation off of Rituximab and avacopan, would you try to taper off Rituximab or avacopan first?29:56 Q:  How can I enroll in the Phase Four trial?30:30  Q:  In the Advocate Trial, were the patients matched on their intolerance to steroids?31:03 Q:  Can you clarify whether avacopan was used in conjunction with prednisone in the trials?33:10 Q:  If you’ve lost one of your own kidneys and have a transplanted kidney is avacopan indicated along with it?34:09 Q:  The drug makes me feel so much better, but the cost factor is so out of reach. 36:09 Q:   Is there a blood test to see if avacopan is making a difference?37:09 Q:  What does it mean when you say, active severe disease?37:56 Q:   Do we have data from those who have been on avacopan for a year?38:43 Q:  What should I do if I miss a dose of avacopan?39:02 Q:  Can you just stop cold turkey with taking avacopan?40:42 Q:   What is a flare?What You Need to Know About AVACOPAN (Tavneos®)June 2023Visit the Vasculitis Foundation (www.vasculitisfoundation.org).

0:00
2:54 What is avacopan?
3:40 Background and development.
6:30 Key Study.
8:37 What does avacopan do?
9:48 Possible side effects and risks.
11:36 Drug interactions.
13:05 Patient selection considerations.
14:49 Monitoring and follow-up.
15:50 What have we learned about avocopan since 2021?
18:28 Pros and cons
19:53 Learn more about avacopan from these resources.
20:38 Q: Can you explain induction therapy?
22:37 Q: Can you talk about this drug for pediatrics?
23:22 Q: Talk about balancing kidney vs liver when taking avacopan.
25:28 Q: Is avacopan effective with an EGPA diagnosis?
26:21 Q: Is avacopan ever used in place of prednisone for the treatment of GCA?
26:53 Q: How far are they into the Stage 4 five-year trial to understand long-term implications?
28:13 Q: When you are first diagnosed, are there some patients who start with a drug like Rituximab and just avacopan, or does everyone get some steroids?
28:43 Q: With liver toxicity being an issue would taking a liquid liver supplement be suggested?
29:11 Q: When trying to do a reeducation off of Rituximab and avacopan would you try to taper off Rituximab or avacopan first?
29:56 Q: How can I enroll in the Phase Four trial?
30:30 Q: In the Advocate Trial, were the patients matched on their intolerance to steroids?
31:03 Q: Can you clarify whether avacopan was used in conjunction with prednisone in the trials?
33:10 Q: If you’ve lost one of your own kidneys and have a transplanted kidney is avacopan indicated along with it?
34:09 Q: The drug makes me feel so much better, but the cost factor is so out of reach.
36:09 Q: Is there a blood test to see if avacopan is making a difference?
37:09 Q: What does it mean when you say, active severe disease?
37:56 Q: Do we have data from those who have been on avacopan for a year?
38:43 Q: What should I do if I miss a dose of avacopan?
39:02 Q: Can you just stop cold turkey with taking avacopan?
40:42 Q: What is a flare?

What you need to know about Avacopan
June 2023

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What You Need to Know About Avacopan (Tavneos®) Part One

vasculitisfoundation June 10, 2025 5:04 pm