Perspective from Julia Buchfuhrer, DO Black patients, particularly women, have died from systemic lupus erythematosus ... particularly for African American women and patients in the south.

Some of the interesting findings are that African Americans, Asian Pacific Islanders, and Hispanic patients, respectively, had the highest risk of developing lupus nephritis, and that Hispanic ...

Learning the facts about lupus can mean the difference between early treatment and serious complications that impact quality ...

Your race/ethnicity. In the United States, lupus is more common in people of color than in the Caucasian population. This includes African Americans, Hispanics/Latinos, Asian Americans, Native ...

People of all ages, genders, and racial and ethnic groups can develop lupus. But certain groups are at higher risk than others, including: Women ages 15 to 44 People who are African American, Asian ...

One of the most serious manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE ... The researchers found that, overall, Texan Hispanics and African Americans were more likely to develop renal ...