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Differences in Lupus Among Ethnic Groups Linked to Activated B-Cells

Scientists at Bristol-Myers Squibb have uncovered mechanisms explaining why African-Americans with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) experience more serious symptoms and become sick at earlier ages than American patients of European descent. The difference lies in B-cells according to the study “B cells from African American lupus patients exhibit…

#EULAR 2016 – Drug for Children and Teens with Lupus Shows Promise in Early Study

The Alliance for Children’s Therapeutics presented positive results from an early study of KPI Therapeutics/Kineta’s lead drug candidate, dalazatide, as a possible treatment for children and teenagers with lupus nephritis. The data were given at the recent European League Against Rheumatism’s 17th Annual Congress in London. A key finding was that “patients with…