Alain CornetHelp us understand the multiple facets of life with lupus today…
Alain CornetSince Hydroxychloroquine (HcQ) has been regularly mentioned in media as a potential medication in the fight against COVID, the number of patients highlighting unavailability issues increased substantially. With the help of its members, LUPUS EUROPE initiated a survey amongst patients to obtain broad based feedback on the magnitude and impact of the issue. Results covering […]
Alain CornetOver the past weeks, LUPUS EUROPE and several of its members have worked to improve availability of Hydroxychloroquine for people with lupus in Europe, as speculations on its possible use for COVID treatment have resulted in an increased (off-label) demand. Our objective is that all patients with a chronic condition requiring Hydroxychloroquine have access, if […]
Alain CornetLUPUS EUROPE and the ERN ReCONNET Patient representatives have launched a short survey to better understand how we can improve quality of life for people living with a rheumatic condition through better patient education. If you are a patient living with a Rheumatic condition or any other Chronic or rare disease, simply follow this link […]
Alain CornetDid you know? Lupus is a Rare Disease! Lupus is rare, but not for us! Come and join us working on our vision: A fulfilling life for all people with Lupus in Europe until we have reached a world without Lupus What is a rare disease? It changes from country to country, but in Europe […]
Alain CornetWe are very proud to announce that LUPUS EUROPE has been recognized by the EMA (European Medicine Agency) as “eligible entity”, the select network of patient organizations that work with the EMA to ensure that the needs and concerns of a wide range of patients are represented via direct contact with the Agency. This status […]
Alain CornetWe would very much like to share some news with you! If you are a Lupus Europe member or potential member, volunteer or potential volunteer, or simply a member of the patient community interested in the activities of LUPUS EUROPE, join us on February 17, 2020 at 20:00 Paris time. On the agenda:– Introduction of […]
As part of its cooperation with the ERN ReCONNET, Lupus Europe is launching an important survey, which we would like to ask you to disseminate as largely as you can to people actually living with lupus. We have made the effort of providing 13 different languages, and are open to adding new ones, so we hope […]
Alain Cornet30 Years ago, on May 26, 2019, LUPUS EUROPE’s Constitution (then under the name of ELEF) was signed… The European Lupus Federation was born. as we celebrate this anniversary, we asked current and past Chairs to reflect on those years in support of People living with lupus in Europe. Yvonne Norton, Chair from 2002 […]
Alain CornetThe 22nd EULAR Annual European Conference of PARE took place in the stunning, historical city of Prague in the Czech Republic 5-7 April 2019 with over 120 delegates. PARE ‘People with Arthritis and Rheumatism in Europe’ forms an integral role at EULAR ‘The European League Against Rheumatism’. The presentations and workshops at the PARE Conference […]
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👶 Neonatal #lupus is a rare congenital disorder that some infants of mothers with lupus and anti-Ro/SSA and/or anti-La/SSB antibodies develop.
🫀 The most serious complication of neonatal lupus is a heart condition known as congenital heart block
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🦋 #Lupus is a #RareDisease that affects nearly 500,000 people in Europe and over 5 million people in the world.
‼️However, lupus affects not only patients but also their loved ones. Let's raise awareness of the importance of an early diagnosis
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🚨 There are over 300 million people who live with a #RareDisease in Europe.
🌎 Today, we join our fellow patient organisations that work towards a better life for people with rare diseases and their families.
🙌Join us & show your support for #RareDiseaseDay
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Today is #RareDiseaseDay!
And we have joined @rarediseaseday campaign.
Everyone deserves equal opportunities, access to healthcare ➕ early diagnosis, which is key to setting a treatment plan &, hence, achieving a good quality of life.
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✅ I have been silent these past weeks, because I was working on #COGNILUP. I'm now ready to report on the progress made so far:
- Online platform with 12 tests to explore #cognition in #lupus
- Secure data exporting
- Automated result interpreter
- Module to add new languages
😃 Throwback to the HMA/EMA Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on AI.
Watching Alain Cornet present #LupusGPT at a high-level regulatory forum confirmed something important: patient-led innovation belongs in the future of AI in medicine.
Try it now! https://lupusgpt.org/
🌍 Join us on 18 March 2026 for the WORD Day Webinar!
Our expert speakers will share valuable perspectives on early recognition and the importance of specialised paediatric treatment.
Join the webinar here 👉 https://pulse.ly/3bgcxkgz8w
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Today is rare disease day!
🚨 There are over 300 million people who live with a #raredisease in #europe.
🌎 Today, we join our fellow patient organisations that work towards a better life for people with rare diseases and their families.
🔴 Some facts about #rarediseases:
1️⃣ There are more than 6000 identified rare diseases.
2️⃣ Rare diseases currently affect 5% of the worldwide population.
The true impact of rare diseases is much wider, however, with those affected in Europe in the millions, as the disease affects not only the patient but also our loved ones.
3️⃣ 72% of genetic diseases are genetic, although #lupus is not one of them.
👉 Lupus is not a genetic disease. Although it is very much related to genes, there are other factors that play a role in its manifestation.
4️⃣ 👶Neonatal #lupus is a rare congenital disorder that some infants of mothers with lupus and anti-Ro/SSA and/or anti-La/SSB antibodies develop.
The most serious complication of neonatal lupus is a heart condition known as congenital heart block.
5️⃣ Having an early diagnosis is key to having access to the right treatment. This has an impact on physical and mental health and, therefore, on the quality of life.
Along with organisations like Rare Disease Day and EURORDIS-Rare Diseases Europe, we will carry on working towards an early diagnosis, access to treatment and equality for #raredisease patients 🙌.
Thank you for your support on this #rarediseaseday!
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#lupus is a #raredisease that affects nearly 500,000 people in Europe. Furthermore, there are over 300 million people who live with a #raredisease in #europe.
Today, along with Rare Disease Day, patient organisations around the world advocate for equity for people living with a rare disease
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Today is #RareDiseaseDay!
And we have joined Rare Disease Day campaign.
Everyone deserves equal opportunities, access to healthcare ➕ early diagnosis, which is key to setting a treatment plan &, hence, achieving a good quality of life.
#ShareYourColours
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J1oTfoIOGw
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😃 Throwback to the HMA/EMA Multi-Stakeholder Workshop on Artificial Intelligence.
Watching Alain Cornet show the world what #LupusGPT really is still gives us goosebumps! 🙌
For those who still don't know this artificial intelligence tool:
💡 LupusGPT is built by patients and doctors.
🗣️ It speaks virtually any language.
💸 It’s free and anonymous- you don’t need to create an account.
📚 It is trained exclusively on a curated repository of validated documents.
🚫 It does not invent answers.
If something is not in the repository, LupusGPT will clearly say so. It will not guess. It will not generate false information.
🥹 Seeing LupusGPT presented at such a high-level regulatory forum confirmed something important:
Patient-led innovation can meaningfully contribute to the future of AI in medicine when it is built responsibly.
🔗 Try it here! lupusgpt.org/
🧠 Are medical terms confusing? Prefer shorter explanations in simple language?
Try #EasyLupus! The easy-read version of LupusGPT: easy.lupusgpt.org/
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