Vision and Lupus
Vision problems are sometimes considered an early symptom of lupus, experienced by over 28%...
Inflammation-Related Anemia & Lupus
Red blood cells transport oxygen to cells throughout the body. People with lupus may...
CAR-T Cell Therapy and Lupus
While a rare and expensive treatment, CAR-T cell therapy enables drug-free remission by using...
Refractory Lupus: A Different Approach
Some people with lupus don’t find relief from their symptoms with normal treatment. This...
The Pancreas and Lupus
Although uncommon, lupus can attack the pancreas, an organ near the stomach that helps...
Monoclonal Antibodies, the Immune System, and Lupus
Monoclonal antibodies are lab-made molecules. They help the immune system to target...
The Lupus Mindset: Turn Those Can’ts into Cans!
Even if you don’t feel like it at the time, there is a lot...
Yoga, Stress Relief, and Lupus
Yoga is a stress-relieving exercise that has many potential benefits for people with lupus.
Lupus Psychosis and Brain Inflammation
3-5% of people with lupus experience psychosis, a severe mental illness and...
Men and Lupus: Things to Know
Men make up 1/10 of people with lupus, and it appears to manifest differently.
Dry Eye and Lupus
Dry eye is a frustrating and painful condition that affect the eyes...
Women and Lupus: The Impact of Genetics & Hormones
Genetics and hormones both contribute to the development of autoimmune diseases. And,...
Cardiac Events In People With Lupus
A new study shines light on the treatment of cardiac events – one of...
Fluid Retention and Lupus
Both the symptoms of lupus and the medications used to treat it can cause...
Glucocorticoids and Lupus
Is it safe to stop taking or taper down glucocorticoids when lupus...
Vitamin D Levels and Lupus
People with lupus often have low levels of Vitamin D, a nutrient...