Connecticut Chapter

Research

A robust medical research effort is essential to find the causes of lupus, develop more effective treatments, and eventually cure the disease.

Research

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Connecticut Chapter funds Yale/New Haven Hospital grant

The Connecticut Chapter funded a grant to Yale/New Haven Hospital in conjunction with the Cocozza family to help fund a lupus research grant.

The Lupus Foundation of America has issued RFA's for its 2010 National Research Program grant awards.  The deadline to submit letters of intent has expired. LFA only accepts grant applications from investigators whose letters of intent have been approved.
For more information on current LFA initiatives, please visit their website.

Lupus Now® Research Updates

An enewsletter of the Lupus Foundation of America, provides reviews of recently published papers from significant medical journals translated into understandable language, information about advances in lupus research and clinical studies, and other relevant news for individuals with an interest in lupus.  

 

For more information or questions regarding research, email us at office@lupusct.org, or call our office at 860-269-6240 or toll-free at 1-800-699-6967.

 

Address:
270 FARMINGTON AVENUE
SUITE 218
FARMINGTON, CT 06032

Phone: 860-269-6240
Fax:    860-269-6243
Toll Free: 1-800-699-6967
office@lupusct.org

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