March 2015 - Lupus Europe

EPF working group on access

Tomorrow, 30th March, Katharine will be taking part in the second meeting of the EPF working group on Access to Healthcare. More details here.

Dear Lupus Europe members, The theme for this year’s World Lupus Day is “Tame your wolf – Tame your lupus”. We were delighted to be able to ask Leslie Quagraine, a fellow lupus sufferer, if he could produce the artwork for our campaign. Leslie was born in London but is a long-time resident in Finland. […]

The Lupus Tamer

Work on the Lupus Tamer book is nearly complete for French and English. We will announce when it is available in e-book format.

LUPUS EUROPE Patient Panel on Treatment – A great success

Following on from the workshop held during the Helsinki convention, LUPUS EUROPE organised a Patient panel, bringing together 10 people living with lupus, from 7 countries, to share their experience about “treatment”, with a view to help improving the quality of life of people living with lupus. The Panel was conducted through a series of interactive presentations, […]

Activities February and March

Kirsten attended the Lupus Academy meeting in Rome from 27-28th February – 1st March The trustees will be meeting from 20th – 22nd March – Items on the agenda include organisation for our 2015 Convention to be held in Vienna following directly on from the ICL congress – more information on the convention coming soon!

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Thank you Martijn, for your question! We will ensure your question is raised 🙂

Thank you for following this joint Lupus Europe / ERN ReCONNET webinar! If you have any questions for the speakers, please post them here and we will ensure they are raised! 😃

Hi from Corfu thank you for this it was really helpful!!!

I am curious about diet and microbiome as well. I think the topic is very much understudied and not good understood - but has great influence.

There are huge differences!

Are there possibility’s with food to have remission

There were only young people for the treatment with Car-T cells In am nog young any more. Is ther hope for me?

Only on my phone de zoom started. I do not know why

Metty Staal volgt

What is there to expect the coming years. I mean mean in treatments?

Thank you very much professor Arnoud

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Not succeeding to send an email for registration. I would like to participate. Thanks

Bonjour, en quelle langue sera la webinaire s'il vous plaît

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Month: March 2015

EPF working group on access

World Lupus Day 2015

The Lupus Tamer

LUPUS EUROPE Patient Panel on Treatment – A great success

Activities February and March

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