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How should the AIM study use people’s samples?

by Nakita | Oct 13, 2026 | Research Opportunities

Researchers are not asking people to take part in the AIM study yet. They would instead love your feedback on how to find and approach people who might be suitable to take part in future, and how samples and health information should be used. Express Interest What is...

Autoimmune diseases, ketogenic and very-low carbohydrate diets

by Nakita | Oct 13, 2026 | Research Opportunities

A research team from the University of Nottingham want to understand the experiences of people who have an autoimmune disease and have tried a ketogenic, carnivore or other very-low carb diet. This includes how people implement these diets, and if they report changes...

The SMC approves obinutuzumab to treat lupus nephritis in Scotland

by Nakita | Oct 13, 2026 | Latest News

Lupus UK are really pleased than the SMC have decided that a new treatment, obinutuzumab, can be used to treat some patients with lupus nephritis in the NHS in Scotland. We hope that having another treatment option will help more people affected by lupus nephritis to...

National Consultations: What are they and why do they matter to Lupus UK?

by Nakita | Sep 25, 2026 | Blog

Government consultations are an opportunity for organisations and the public to share evidence, experiences and recommendations before decisions are made. For Lupus UK, they are an important way to ensure that the experiences of people living with lupus are included...

Share your experience of Lupus UK support for Lupus Awareness Month

by Nakita | Sep 15, 2026 | Research Opportunities

Lupus Awareness Month is our annual campaign to raise understanding of lupus and of the support available. This year we would like to share real experiences of that support, so more people know what is there and how to reach it.  We are looking for short testimonials...
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