Experts including Troy Torgerson, MD, PhD, shared insights for optimal genetic testing strategies in the era of inborn errors of immunity, as well as challenges they hope to overcome in the future.

Incomplete renal response, prolonged time to renal response, renal flares, steroid toxicity, tolerability and adherence, and the lack of data in the pediatric population complicate the management of young patients with severe lupus nephritis, said Stacy Ardoin, MD.

Michael Pfeffer, MD, FACP, discussed his experience piloting technology that utilizes artificial intelligence to listen to real-time conversations between healthcare providers and patients, transcribing the dialogue into text that can become a patient note.

Prescribing a medication to stimulate weight loss is a convenient option for patients, but clinicians must also account for factors such as cost and the long-term welfare of their patients. Stephen Messier, PhD, and Martin Englund, MD, PhD, weighed the merits of these therapeutic philosophies.