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Treatment of Lupus: Best Practices & Guidelines [May 2025 Update]

posted in Drugs used in lupus on December 29, 2024 by

Donald Thomas, MD

Updated May 17, 2025

The treatment of lupus has improved significantly over the past decade. Most patients can expect to go into remission or low-disease activity with proper treatment. Advancements that have made a big difference include new FDA-approved drugs (Saphnelo, Benlysta, …


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