ACT Brief: Portfolio-Level Recruitment Strategy, Structural Change Through Systems Thinking, and Kidney Function Preservation in IgAN

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In today's ACT Brief, we examine how programmatic recruitment requires portfolio funding and behavioral readiness integration, why clinical R&D modernization stalls without systems-level thinking, and FDA's traditional approval of a kidney function-preserving therapy.

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