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External link Genes may protect Kidneys from Damage Exit Disclaimer
Researchers have found that a person’s genetic makeup may protect their kidneys from attacks.
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Scientists from UT Southwestern Medical Center find that it may be a gene on the X chromosome that results in lupus diagnoses being more common among women.
External link Alternative Lupus Therapy Exit Disclaimer
Scientists are testing an alternative medicine they hope will suppress the immune system and keep it from attacking a person’ kidneys while omitting harmful side effects.
External link Lupus Campaign Launched
The Office of Minority Health and Office on Women’s Health are joining the Ad Council to raise awareness about the issue of lupus and women. The campaign has garnered support from national lupus organizations and will be disseminated to all forms of media.



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