Participate in an international survey focusing on how lupus impacts physical function and quality of life.
World Lupus Federation
The World Lupus Federation (WLF) is a coalition of lupus groups around the world who work together to improve the quality of life for people living with lupus, their family members and caregivers.
Share Your Lupus Experience, Make your Voice Heard
Take part in a global effort for people with lupus and share your experience with the disease.
A Visual Recap of World Lupus Day 2019 Activities
A video sample of the many activities that were conducted for World Lupus Day 2019.
GSK publishes ‘A Vision for Lupus’ Report, Highlighting Need to Improve Care for People with Lupus
GSK conceived, developed and led the ‘A Vision for Lupus’ initiative in collaboration with a Global Multidisciplinary Steering Committee, and the report outlines three specific, patient-centred Calls to Action to the lupus community.
Lupus Greatly Affects Emotional and Mental Well-Being
The health effects of lupus can have a substantial impact on the lives of people with lupus and their families and caregivers.
What It’s Really Like To Be A Parent With A Chronic Illness
In a survey conducted by the Lupus Foundation of America, it was revealed that, on average, people with lupus live with symptoms six years before they are about to obtain a lupus diagnosis.
World Lupus Federation Sets Priorities for 2019-2021
The Word Lupus Federation will undertake initiatives to bring a greater understanding of the disease among the public and also among the medical community and government policymakers.
Emotional Support and Clinical Trial Volunteers Focus for World Lupus Day
Lupus often causes severe pain and overwhelming fatigue that interferes with activities of daily living. Isolation and depression resulting from lupus can be devastating. The emotional impact of lupus can be as devastating as the physical symptoms.
World Lupus Day Manifesto
We are warriors -- determined to bring an end to the devastating impact of lupus. We will not quit until we secure a better quality of life for all people with lupus, their families, and future generations, so everyone can live well in a world without lupus.
Hydroxychloroquine Therapy Safety Verified
A new study concludes that hydroxychloroquine therapy is safe for long-term use at doses <5 mg/kg/day.