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LUPUS EUROPE BECOMES FIRST ASSOCIATE MEMBER OF SLEuro, the European Lupus Society

We are very proud to announce that LUPUS EUROPE has just become the first Associate member of SLEuro, the European Lupus Society.

SLEuro is a voluntary and non-political association with social and philanthropic purposes that promotes scientific research and information with regard to SLE and related syndromes. Its members are individuals and institutions of any nationality who share its goals. Members must work in the scientific sector, have proven education and training, and practise a professional activity as researchers, clinicians, nurses or healthcare professionals.

The Society is building a community of clinicians and researchers interested in SLE at an international level, with special focus on engaging younger physicians in the field, promoting and coordinating the organisation of research and educational meetings on SLE and related syndromes, promoting equal access to the best standards of care for SLE patients across Europe, and facilitating research projects and clinical trials in SLE.

LUPUS EUROPE is a strong supporter of SLEuro whose goals are fully aligned with LUPUS EUROPE’s vision of “A fulfilling life for all people with lupus in Europe until we have reached a world without lupus”. Over a number of years, we have appreciated the relentless efforts of the academics and researchers at the origin of SLEuro. We cannot thank them enough for their dedication to Lupus Research, the building-up of a dialogue with lupus patient groups, and their every day care for all people living with lupus in  Europe. To all lupus doctors, we say a big THANK YOU, from the depth of our hearts.
We are proud and honoured to be Associate Members of SLEuro, a connection which symbolises and strengthens the partnership between self-help organisations for lupus patients in Europe and the Medical Community fighting against lupus.

 

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3 days ago

🌍 Socio-economic factors can significantly impact the health outcomes of people with SLE, particularly those from economically or socially disadvantaged backgrounds. A multitude of issues such as limited access to transportation, low health literacy, insufficient healthcare resources can influence various aspects of access to healthcare, and affect the management and outcomes of diseases like #lupus

👨‍⚕️ In this insightful YouTube video, Dr. Daniel Guimarães de Oliveira discusses the crucial need for holistic care approaches that take into account a person's wider context, including these non-clinical factors.

🎥 Watch the video now to learn more about these insights and the need for tailored healthcare strategies that address a person’s broader context.

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🌍 Socio-economic factors can significantly impact the health outcomes of people with SLE, particularly those from economically or socially disadvantaged backgrounds. A multitude of issues such as limited access to transportation, low health literacy, insufficient healthcare resources can influence various aspects of access to healthcare, and affect the management and outcomes of diseases like #lupus

👨‍⚕️ In this insightful YouTube video, Dr. Daniel Guimarães de Oliveira discusses the crucial need for holistic care approaches that take into account a persons wider context, including these non-clinical factors. 

🎥 Watch the video now to learn more about these insights and the need for tailored healthcare strategies that address a person’s broader context.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT2Qtllx2-s

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Daniel Guimarães de Oliveira - Imunologia Clínica

That's true! Many people with problems are compelled to stop their cures because they do not have the money

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4 days ago

‼️Today is #worldsjogrensday, a chronic autoimmune disease that affects 14-17.8% of #lupus patients.

💁‍♀️ Although Sjögren's is a systemic disease that goes far beyond dryness, dryness remains a frequent, significant and disabling symptom.

➡️ Follow Sjögren Europe to know more.
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‼️Today is #WorldSjogrensDay, a chronic autoimmune disease that affects 14-17.8% of #lupus patients.

💁‍♀️ Although Sjögrens is a systemic disease that goes far beyond dryness, dryness remains a frequent, significant and disabling symptom.

➡️ Follow Sjögren Europe to know more.

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1 week ago

🪫 Fatigue is one of the most common and challenging symptoms of lupus. Even in remission, this persistent issue can continue to affect the daily lives of those with lupus, highlighting the complex nature of this autoimmune disease and its symptoms.

🔬 On our YouTube channel, Dr. Chris Wincup shares groundbreaking research on lupus-related fatigue, presented at ELM. This study offers new insights into some of the possible underlying mechanisms of fatigue in lupus patients and potential therapeutic approaches.

🎥 Watch the full video to discover how these findings could potentially improve the quality of life for those living with lupus.

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🪫 Fatigue is one of the most common and challenging symptoms of lupus. Even in remission, this persistent issue can continue to affect the daily lives of those with lupus, highlighting the complex nature of this autoimmune disease and its symptoms.

🔬 On our YouTube channel, Dr. Chris Wincup shares groundbreaking research on lupus-related fatigue, presented at ELM. This study offers new insights into some of the possible underlying mechanisms of fatigue in lupus patients and potential therapeutic approaches. 

🎥 Watch the full video to discover how these findings could potentially improve the quality of life for those living with lupus.

https://youtu.be/R5usgt-soE4?si=o426qWO-TP7WiMik

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Wow, it would certainly make an enormous difference in our lives!!! Iron deficiency can be difficult to overcome because of stomach problems but it would certainly be worth trying to get rid of this perennial fatigue.

Natural🌿remedies do work. If they didn't, we wouldn't have used them for thousands of years. And, pharmaceutical companies wouldn't be studying plants, taking extracts of them, and patenting them as drugs.this is not a claim or lies I was totally cured from a deadly disease and neuropathy by Herbalist His remedy is surely the best. I suggest you try him out if you are having any health challenges and also get cured too, give him a try 👇👇 Dr Osabor herbal home

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2 weeks ago

👨‍⚕️ Don't miss Prof. Ian Bruce talking about the Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Damage Index (SDI) revision!

📈 The SDI is a tool designed to track lupus progression and impacts treatment decisions worldwide.

🔍 The revised SDI aims to enhance accuracy, include pediatric cases, and update outdated definitions, ensuring that every patient’s condition is comprehensively evaluated.

🎥 Do you want to explore these updates more thoroughly and understand what they mean for patients and healthcare providers? Click the link to watch the full video!

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👨‍⚕️ Dont miss Prof. Ian Bruce talking about the Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Damage Index (SDI) revision!

📈 The SDI is a tool designed to track lupus progression and impacts treatment decisions worldwide.

🔍 The revised SDI aims to enhance accuracy, include pediatric cases, and update outdated definitions, ensuring that every patient’s condition is comprehensively evaluated.

🎥 Do you want to explore these updates more thoroughly and understand what they mean for patients and healthcare providers? Click the link to watch the full video!

https://youtu.be/okAJvPAzIWg?si=6dwHxhoaqS0OJ7zmImage attachment
LUPUS EUROPE Uniting people with Lupus throughout Europe
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