Columnist Marisa Zeppieri is using a smart ring to track her sleep and make adjustments to reduce symptom activity.

When living with lupus, connecting with others can be challenging, says columnist Candace Semien. Letter writing and pen pals can help.

There is a space that too many people with lupus are forced to live in, between being considered “disabled” and being expected to function as though nothing were wrong. I know that space. Many of you ...

I recently came across an episode from the Lupus Foundation of America’s “The Expert Series” that focused on menopause and lupus. It reminded me of how important it is for us to talk about the changes ...

Disruption of a natural process called X-chromosome inactivation (XCI) in immune B-cells — occurring when one X chromosome in females is turned off during development — may directly contribute to the ...

This May, organizations will mark Lupus Awareness Month with initiatives and are calling on the lupus community to take action to spread the word. Observed each year, the campaign also includes Lupus ...

Share this page with email Share this page on Facebook Share this page on X Share this page on Reddit Print Preferred Source on Google Living with lupus is such an individual, personal experience, ...

Lupus attacked me in an entirely different way this year. How did I respond? You guessed it: I rushed to get an urgent, same-day visit with a specialist, then sprinted to the emergency room when the ...

There’s a touchy topic in the world of chronic illness that most of us have to deal with at some point: how to navigate the workplace. I’m talking about the real-life version, not the picture-perfect, ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Gazyva (obinutuzumab) as an add-on treatment for adults with lupus nephritis, a form of lupus marked by kidney damage. Lupus is an autoimmune ...

Share this page with email Share this page on Facebook Share this page on X Share this page on Reddit Print Preferred Source on Google When you live with a chronic illness like lupus, you eventually ...

What would you do if you were stuck in the grocery store parking lot, crippled by locked joints? Imagine your hands and wrists frozen after parking the car, with toes cramped, shifted apart, and bent.