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This fact sheet is for people who have lupus and their families who want to better understand the disease. The document discusses lupus related issues including health care, pregnancy, and quality of ... Details >
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Information Clearinghouse
Lupus is chronic and unpredictable but you can control the lifestyle choices that you make—and these choices often can make a big difference in your outlook and how you feel. ... Details >
Osteoarthritis, the common form of arthritis in African Americans, affects all races in similar frequency. However, gout and lupus affect more African Americans than people of other races. Learn how g... Details >
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Learn more about the symptoms and treatment options for lupus and how to access local resources. This site encourages you to upload personal stories to an online diary, post comments, and share your e... Details >
Office on Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Many people diagnosed with lupus can look forward to a long and productive life with the correct medication and a healthy lifestyle. If you’ve just been diagnosed, read these tip to help you cope with... Details >
This page will help you find a rheumatology health professional in your geographic area.... Details >
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Take this quiz to find out how much you know about Lupus. Learn about the disease and get answers to your questions. ... Details >
The Lupus Foundation of America (LFA) provides many of its direct services through a nationwide network of chapters, branches and support groups. Chapters provide support to people with lupus, their f... Details >
Here is a list of prescription assistance programs provided by the Lupus Foundation of America.... Details >
Lupus isn’t a simple disease with an easy answer. It can affect people of different races, ethnicities, and ages, both men and women, and look like different diseases. Learning about it is the first s... Details >
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases Information Clearinghouse