Which statement correctly describes lipid nephrosis and minimal change disease?

• A. Lipid nephrosis is an old term for nephrotic syndrome; minimal change disease is most common in children and is typically steroid-responsive with selective albuminuria, while adults more often have FSGS.
• B. Lipid nephrosis is a distinct adult-onset nephrotic syndrome; minimal change disease is rare in children.
• C. Lipid nephrosis occurs only with diabetes; minimal change disease is unrelated to age.
• D. Lipid nephrosis is a form of glomerulonephritis; minimal change disease presents with heavy proteinuria and hypertension.

Answer: (A)