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Image of rooftop deck in the summer

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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Two Brothers with Type 1 Diabetes

What T1D Can Teach Us: A Sibling’s Perspective

“I was about six years old when my life changed completely. That was the day I found out Peter had type 1 diabetes.” A sibling’s outlook on his brother’s experience with diabetes.
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Teaming Up on an Allergy Research Breakthrough

Molecular Biologist Erik Wambre, PhD, needed a research assistant who could be a research Swiss army knife. That’s where Veronique Bajzik stepped in.
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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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I’m reminded that BRI’s combined effort to tackle the enormous beast that is autoimmune disease is the best strategy for beating them.

Living Well With Disease

Lauren Lippincott remembers the day she learned that her five of diseases were autoimmune.
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Two-year-old Henry Achilles and his mom, Shannon, jumped at the chance to do something different: help advance autoimmune disease research

How a Toddler Helps Drive Research Forward

Two-year-old Henry Achilles and his mom, Shannon, jumped at the chance to do something different: help advance autoimmune disease research.
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Developing an Immunotherapy Cure for Type 1 Diabetes

Immunotherapy to Cure Type 1 Diabetes

Researchers at BRI and Seattle Children’s Research Institute are making key progress in their quest for an immunotherapy that cures type 1 diabetes once and for all.
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Improve Your Gut Microbiome

Can You Improve Your Gut Microbiome?

There are around 40 trillion bacteria in your body, most of which are in your intestines.  Collectively, they are kno
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Alternative exercises for kids

Exercising Outside the Box: Unique Activities for Kids

Exercise can be beneficial for children living with an autoimmune disease.
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Connecting the Dots Between Allergies and Autoimmune Disease

Connecting the Dots Between Allergies and Autoimmune Disease

At first glance, allergies and autoimmune disease may seem more different than similar.

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