SJOGREN'S ADVOCATE

Links to brief animated videos that demonstrate basic immune system concepts.

Learn how to choose handouts that work well for clinician education, and why you can trust the information on Sjogren's Advocate.

Patients often a hard time finding doctors who understand Sjogren's and take it seriously.

The new ICD-10 codes for Sjogren's offer an easy, low-key want to educate clinicians about the systemic nature of the disease.

Rheumatologists have few opportunities to stay abreast of Sjogren’s knowledge. Sjogren’s is neglected at every level of medical education....

Everyone with Sjogren's, including seronegative patients, should be routinely monitored for systemic manifestations of the disease.

An upcoming CME conference, What you need to know about autonomic disorders, is very pertinent to Sjogren’s care.

Once Sjogren's is diagnosed, the fibromyalgia label should be dropped.

Sjogren's is called autoimmune, but it is not that simple. It is a complex, systemic immune-mediated disease.

Sjogren's Advocate has many new terms and concepts for lay readers. This post explains how to read and understand the information.

As I explained in my email from 03/20/21 (feel free to jump to the Instructions if you already read the email), I need your helping...

The term "secondary Sjogren's" is inaccurate and misleading. Sjogren's is Sjogren's, alone or with another disease.

Developing an exercise program is one of the best ways to reduce Sjogren’s inflammation, improve overall health, and manage symptoms.

Recordings from the 2020 Dysautonomia International Conference are now available for online viewing. ...

Printable handouts for rheumatologists.

Dysautonomia impacts more than half of Sjogren's patients.

This page summarizes what patients should know about lung (pulmonary) disease. It introduces the new Sjogren's Pulmonary Clinical...

Does your rheumatologist Listen to your lungs during routine clinic visits? Order tests for blood cell counts, liver function, and kidney...

Getting real about better care: Systemic features can be found in almost every patient, yet it is hard to get comprehensive care.

How do clinicians learn to treat diseases? They rely on these four pillars: 1. Clinical research. This includes studies that look at...