Living With A Disease
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Trick-or-treating with Autoimmune Diseases

Tips for individuals living with autoimmune diseases to have a healthy, happy Halloween.
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Self-Advocacy For Autoimmune Disease Patients: A Conversation with Judi Rising and Tracey Barnes

Judi Rising and daughter Tracey Barnes understand what it looks like to advocate for yourself and others living with autoimmune diseases.
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Pinpointing the Connection Between Cancer and Autoimmune Disease

Scientists at BRI are exploring the links between cancer and autoimmunity–and BRI is building an infrastructure to help them make progress against both types of disease.
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Big Data Fuels Autoimmune Disease Discoveries

As gene sequencing becomes integral to BRI’s research, the bioinformatics team is being confronted by more and more data, and more opportunities to fuel discoveries.
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Supporting Medical Research on the Golf Course

Gary Kerr and Tom Bonorden, Co-Chairs of the Boeing Classic volunteers, share a love of golf and a passion to win the fight against autoimmune disease.
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Getting Outside This Summer with Autoimmune Diseases

If you, a friend, or loved one is living with an autoimmune disease, check out our list of tips and tricks to take advantage of everything summer has to offer.
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BRI Seafair Triathlon

Run, Bike, Swim – And Sign Up for a Biorepository at the Seafair Triathlon!

If you’re competing in the BRI Seafair Triathlon, you’ll be excited to learn other ways you can contribute to the fight against autoimmune disease.
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Living with Lupus: Lori Carter’s Story

Living with Lupus: Lori Carter’s Story

It’s been a long four and half years since Lori Carter’s lupus diagnosis. With time and remarkable effort, she’s finding her way to a fuller, healthier life.

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