Uniting Lupus Groups Around the World
Once again for World Lupus Day, the global lupus community united to make lupus visible by putting on purple, sharing their stories, reaching out to policymakers, sharing lupus facts and awareness shareables on social media, and lighting up buildings purple!
This year on May 10 for World Lupus Day, the World Lupus Federation is urging the global public, including those living with lupus, their friends and family members to raise awareness and share facts about the disease on social media and in their communities.
World Lupus Day 2023 is nearly here! Prepare to help spread awareness about lupus by sharing key messages and facts on your social media channels to educate family, friends and more about the impact lupus has on millions of lives around the world by using the World Lupus Federation’s Lupus Awareness Toolkit.Â
The World Lupus Federation (WLF) has created a survey alongside lupus organizations around the globe focusing on access to care for individuals with lupus.
In a recent international survey, the World Lupus Federation found that 87% of the survey respondents living with lupus reported that the disease has impacted one or more major organs or organ systems. Over 6,700 people with lupus participated in the survey from over 100 countries.
Check out some highlights from another successful World Lupus Day in 2022!
World Lupus Day 2022 is just around the corner! Get ready to help spread awareness about lupus by sharing messages on your social media channels to educate family members and friends about the impact lupus has on millions of lives around the world.
The World Lupus Federation is proud to represent the lupus patient community in a new collaboration to set the bar for what quality care looks like and create a better future for patients living with lupus.
Members of the World Lupus Federation are conducting a global online survey to better understand the impact of lupus on the body's organs.
Over one third of survey respondents living with lupus were unable to access the COVID-19 vaccine earlier than the general population