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Biomarker Trends Predict Lupus Flares for Challenging Subgroup
Researchers proposed that tracking specific biomarkers, such as IgG-type antibodies, can improve flare prediction for a common but poorly understood variant of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). The study focuses on a challenging subgroup of patients with this autoimmune disease.
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