This Black History Month, we’re centering the voices, stories, and experiences of Black lupus warriors. Throughout February, we’re sharing resources and community spaces designed to support and ...

Black History Month serves as a reminder to actively amplify Black voices, share stories and raise awareness throughout the ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a complete response letter requesting additional information from ...

A new study exploring the investigational therapy, Zorpo-cel, met its primary safety and secondary efficacy endpoints in ...

For those considering participation in a clinical trial, the following frequently asked questions are important in understanding the role of the participant and the unique process of clinical trials.

Congress has taken the final steps in the FY 2026 budget process, passing legislation that increases funding for lupus programs, including $27 million - the most in history - for lupus programs at the ...

This video shows what it means to eat healthy when you have lupus and offers advice on how to make healthy choices in your daily diet. Healthy eating can make a big difference in your lupus symptoms ...

Lupus affects different people in different ways. Many people with lupus have problems with the heart, lungs, and blood. How does lupus affect the heart, lungs, and blood? Your heart, blood vessels, ...

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Epidemiological studies conducted at various medical institutions over the years have produced a wide range of estimates for lupus incidence and prevalence. The Lupus Foundation of America (Foundation ...

Living with lupus can be stressful. And stress can trigger your lupus symptoms or make them worse. But you can take steps to manage stress and protect your health. Try these tips to manage stress when ...

A lupus diagnosis is based on clinical symptoms (past and present), a family history (the medical history of close family members such as your grandparents, parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins) ...