This Facebook video from Science Nature Page shares a little bit of information about the wearable robot hand that has…
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Farah Khaleck was just 17 when she first started experiencing the symptoms of the autoimmune disease scleroderma. In…
Many women with scleroderma may feel self-conscious about changes to their skin, particularly on their faces. They’ll often apply makeup…
Once you have been diagnosed with scleroderma you will probably continue seeing your rheumatologist for ongoing treatment. You may also need…
Many people with scleroderma suffer from neuropathy and Raynaud’s in the winter. In this video from Rainbow in…
Vitamin D is often called the “sunshine vitamin,” mostly because we get it naturally when the sun’s UV rays interact with our skin,…
Being diagnosed with scleroderma can be overwhelming. It’ll take time to come to terms with the diagnosis and you’ll likely experience a range of…
In early 2016, a team of researchers developed a potential therapy for patients with scleroderma: an anti-scarring paste to help prevent…
Stem cells have the ability to duplicate and develop into various kinds of cells within the body, such as skin, bone, tissue, etc.,…
With scleroderma, connective tissues in the body’s major organs become thickened due to an overproduction of collagen. Scleroderma most noticeably affects…