What You Need to Know About Lupus
While relatively little is known about lupus — there’s not even a specific test to diagnose the disease — researchers are always learning more about it. Patients who have lupus or who have a relative who has it should stay as informed as possible about the disease to know what to expect and how to live well with the disease. Read on for a breakdown of the key facts about lupus.
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May 1, 2015