Outcomes from Sjögren’s-associated lung disease worse in men
Primary Sjögren’s disease-associated interstitial lung disease tends to lead to worse outcomes in men, a study shows.| Sjogren's Disease News
Primary Sjögren’s disease-associated interstitial lung disease tends to lead to worse outcomes in men, a study shows.| Sjogren's Disease News
Prompt treatment for Sjögren’s was found to improve recovery, and reduce the risk of recurrence, in patients who develop ischemic stroke.| Sjogren's Disease News
Anti-SSB antibodies may predict decreased lung function in primary Sjögren’s patients with interstitial lung disease, a study found.| Sjogren's Disease News
Rituximab safely and effectively treated sudden interstitial lung disease in a man with undiagnosed primary Sjögren’s syndrome.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
The activity of "clock genes" that regulate the body’s internal clock, or circadian rhythm, is impaired in Sjögren’s, a mouse model shows.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
In a study, low TTR blood levels correlated with higher markers of inflammation, low BMI, and higher primary Sjögren's disease activity.| Sjogren's Syndrome News
