After we’ve been indulged by a case of pregnant lupus with renal flare in 14 November roadshow webinar, this next chapter challenged us with yet another
rollercoaster ride of events from a patient

Lupus nephritis is one, if not the most dreaded complication of SLE. Rheumatologists are always on the lookout for signs or symptoms hinting that their patient is developing nephritis.

Forging alliances, a theme substantiated by the second series of the Lupus Roadshow webinar held last 17 October 2020, 1-3 PM. It was another fruitful Saturday afternoon when a multidisciplinary case was presented

The University of Santo Tomas Hospital (USTH) and St. Luke’s Medical Center – Quezon City (SLMC-QC) Sections of Rheumatology, in partnership with Lupus Academy, Lupus Inspired Advocacy (LUISA) of Rheumatology Educational Trust Foundation, Inc. (RETFI), and Philippine Rheumatology Association (PRA)

The convention catered exciting topics: 50+ live sessions, 1,000+ hours recorded content, 700+ accepted abstract, 100+ invited speakers and virtual exhibition.

The pandemic has brought so many changes in our lives, and it is during this trying times that again we experience a new window that opened when one door closed. When we conceived that a gettogether for patients seem

This year, as with most, if not all conventions/conferences post-March, the APLAR 2020 was turned into a virtual encounter. I have not been to APLAR since it was held in…

The COVID-19 pandemic has compelled the entire global community to sail through uncharted waters. As routines were interrupted, we had to adapt to an entirely

Refashioning Forrest Gump’s seminal aphorism, we often hear our mentors say, “Lupus is like a box of chocolates, you’ll never know what you’re gonna get.” These famous words couldn’t be any truer when we were met with the challenge of managing one of our most baffling patients yet.

The global pandemic brought about by the COVID-19 virus has changed the world and the way we work, rest and play. The social distancing and stay-at-home orders have wreaked havoc on patients needing face-to-face encounters, as well as