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2011: A Year of Progress and Hope |
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Eden Sassoon on Health, Family and Hosting Holiday Shop for a Cause |
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9th Annual Hollywood Bag Ladies Luncheon Raises Quarter of a Million! View photos |
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Hollywood Stars and Top Designers Contribute Handbags for Lupus LA From Society News LA |
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S.L.E. Lupus Foundation Hosts “Life Without Lupus Gala 2011: A Night at the Museum” Honoring U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg & Mrs. Bonnie Englebardt Lautenberg, and Daniel J. Wallace, MD, Founder, Lupus LA |
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Child's crisis brings Dogg house closer |
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Call for Proposals for Distinguished Innovator Awards |
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Lupus Research Institute’s Arty Selkowitz Named 2011 Stamford Citizen of the Year |
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Lupus Research Institute Commends U.S. Congress for Meeting Urgent Need for Lupus Medical Training with $1 Million Appropriation Funding Aims to Improve Lupus Diagnosis and Treatment |
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A Lupus Voice at the FDA |
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LRI Board Member Making a Difference in Connecticut |
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Epratuzumab Phase IIB Data Demonstrated Sensitivity of BICLA, a Novel BILAG-Based Composite Endpoint |
Visit LupusTrials.org to learn about a new clinical trial looking at an investigational treatment for men and women with systemic lupus erythrematosus.
On March 9, 2011, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved BENLYSTA® (belimumab) for adults with active systemic lupus, which means we have the first new treatment approved for this chronic autoimmune disease in more than half a century!
“This is a major breakthrough in the care and treatment of lupus, and one that I have been waiting for, for 30 years," said Lupus LA Founder Daniel J. Wallace, MD, a clinical professor of medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles.
How Los Angeles Moved the New Treatment Forward »
What is Benlysta—and Who is it for?
Learn about Benlysta in our Q&A with Dr. Dan Wallace »
Lupus Research Institute Hails Landmark Achievement
Read our national research partner's response to the historic news »
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Lupus, My Doctor, and Me |
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My Turn / Lupus LA Members Speak Out Health Has a History by Barbara De Witt |
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The Lupus Sisterhood by Renee Rinaldi, MD |
