Sine scleroderma is the term used when there is no skin involvement with the disease. (“Sine” is latin for “without.”) Typically,…
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Articles by Wendy Henderson
How Serious is Scleroderma?
Even though scleroderma affects around 2.5 million people worldwide including 300,000 people in the U.S., it’s a disease that few people know about.
According to a report in the Daily Telegraph, an Australian family is set to tackle an ambitious 500,000-step journey to…
Raising The Public Profile of Scleroderma
Raising awareness of scleroderma is of ongoing importance and every little bit of publicity and every story highlighting the disease…
Many people with scleroderma suffer from neuropathy and Raynaud’s in the winter. In this video from Rainbow in…
In this video from Demystifying Medicine, various medical experts talk about different aspects of scleroderma care at the Hamilton…
‘Research’ is the Theme for Rare Disease Day 2017
February 28 is international Rare Disease Day, a day dedicated to raising public awareness of a myriad of diseases…
Scleroderma Stories: Kristine Cruz-Munda
This CBS Los Angeles video shares Kristine Cruz-Munda’s story. Though Kristine often receives compliments from strangers about her…
A recent Australian study of 30 scleroderma patients revealed a list of some of the things they are most concerned…
Preparing for Your First Rheumatologist Appointment
Once you have been diagnosed with scleroderma you will probably be referred to a rheumatologist for your ongoing treatment. You may…