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March Lupus News and Resources
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Lupus & You: Managing Lupus & Lupus Nephritis

Join us on Thursday, 3/30, for Managing Lupus & Lupus Nephritis Webinar. During this webinar, we will discuss the basics of lupus and its impact on the immune system and how the kidneys can be affected. We will share lifestyle tips and how to monitor your disease.

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2023 National Lupus Advocacy Summit

Each year, the National Lupus Advocacy Summit brings together the entire lupus community in pursuit of our shared goal: a world without lupus. At the 2023 Summit, you'll help us build on our past successes and push for more.

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Get Ready for Lupus Awareness Month

May is Lupus Awareness Month! It’s an opportunity for the lupus community to join together across the country to raise funds and awareness of the physical, emotional, and economic impact of lupus.  Here is how you can started! 

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Become a Champion for Hope

As a Champion for Hope, your monthly gift will provide year-round support for life-transforming research and expert and compassionate support to people living with lupus. You will give people living with lupus hope.

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National Kidney Month

March is National Kidney Month.  Lupus can cause a kidney disease called lupus nephritis. Lupus nephritis is inflammation in the kidneys that can make them stop working.  Learn more about how lupus can affect the kidneys. 

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Contact A Health Educator

Our health education specialists are specially trained to provide people affected by lupus with non-medical counseling, disease education, information, and helpful resources. You have lupus, but you are not alone. Let us know how we can help.

Ciandra F.
Navigating lupus made it clear how much work needs to be done. I knew I wanted to be a part of getting that work done, but I did not know where to start. Becoming an ambassador gave me direction. This program provided me with clear actionable steps, the support of an amazing team, and valuable resources that allowed me to be of service while also expanding my knowledge of lupus and the lupus community. It has been amazing to learn how to use my story to make a difference and contribute meaningfully to a cause that is so important to me.
Ciandra F.
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