Make Understanding and Coping with Hair Loss and Scalp Issues
Black women develop lupus at a younger age with more life-threatening complications. Of the many challenges, changes with the hair and scalp due to lupus can be difficult to cope with for women and men – especially in the black community. Throughout Black History Month, we are sharing videos of stories about the impact of lupus on the hair and scalp, as well as tips for management from lupus warriors and hair experts.
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Tips for Building New Relationships
When building a new relationship, whether friendship or romantic, it's important to think through what you want to share with that person about lupus. Read how other warriors handle new relationships.

Study on Changes in Eye Health
A new study indicates that the frequency of eye manifestations has changed. Lupus disease related ocular complications have decreased, while drug and age-related developments have increased.

Find Out if You Are Eligible to Participate in Clinical Trials
Check out this quick search provided by Antidote to find out if you match to any current clinical trials. It only takes 60 seconds.

Finding Purpose with Team Make Your Mark's Endurance Program
Sharon participated in her first 5K with Team Make Your Mark in San Diego and said it changed her life. Find out how the program gave her purpose and support.

Study Finds Lupus May Impair Social Language Skills
According to a new study, the social language skills we use in daily interactions with others may be impaired by lupus.
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“Supporting the LFA's mission has allowed me the chance to break back out of my shell more than I ever expected. It gave me a voice. And for all of y'all out there who feel too scared or shy, I'll be a voice for you too.”

- Meaghan Miller
 LFAFL '18-'19 Ambassador, Orlando Committee Member, and Lupus Warrior