Not too little not too much complement
Complement is known to be a collection of components which act individually and collectively to protect the body from something foreign…
aHUS Research Updates – April 2026
What’s new in aHUS research? Quite a bit, if you consider that over four dozen publications have just been added to…
To vaccinate or not to vaccinate with aHUS
I am not going to have a vaccination. Fair enough vaccinations are not mandatory but why? aHUS Oh you have aHUS.…
Answering and questioning the KDIGO aHUS Questions ( Part 1)
KDIGO met again to progress, through controversial means, knowledge of aHUS, or what ever it is called these days. There were…
Rare but Real: How Common is Atypical HUS?
How rare is ‘aHUS Rare’? If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with atypical HUS, it’s likely the medical…
An ill person happens to “walk” into a Hospital and is having an onset of aHUS…
For a person experiencing aHUS (atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome / C-TMA/cTMA) onset who arrives at a hospital, acute stabilization (often with…
Managing Anti-Complement factor H Auto Antibodies version of aHUS
aHUS patients are well aware of Anti-Complement Factor H Auto Antibodies can cause aHUS. I have heard them called Anti factor…
Serious Infections- aHUS patients are their own early warning system
An article appeared last month about practical things that need to be done to limit the risk for complement inhibitor users,…
Meningitis outbreak and living with aHUS
A meningitis outbreak should be of particular concern to those living with aHUS. A recent outbreak in the UK was described…
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