Thanks everyone who communicated with IR to find out that the NKF late-breaker presentation is a no go. The only ambiguity left is whether the late-breaker abstract will still be presented as a poster w/o video/audio at NKF instead of the live virtual late breaking video presentation w/ video/audio.There is some ambiguity in the NFK program, which still lists the poster.

Also, I wonder what this means for the ACC/WCC presentations and the AAT-AD/PD conferences coming up end of March/beginning of April. Will Resverlogix pull out of those too?

Jonzobot wrote: "Seems like ERA is the next major Neph meeting on June 6-9; LBCT submissions end March 27. But that's also now a virtual meeting. Surely they can't be holding out simply because of the virtual nature of the meetings...they might be holding out for a year or longer. Perhaps attenance at the NKF was super low because of the timing?"

Hopefully they present at ERA-EDTA. I think the NFK Spring Clinical Meeting is much smaller, so if it is a choice between the two, ERA-EDTA is a better choice for bigger impact and wider audience. As Jonzobot stated, it is silly to wait for in person meetings to resume. Virtual meetings are the new norm for the near future.

BDAZ