COVID-19 Information for those with Lupus
The Lupus Foundation of Northern California takes seriously the threat the Coronavirus presents to individuals living with lupus and autoimmune conditions. During this global outbreak of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 we wish to provide our community with reliable information from qualified sources.
The information provided via these links may be helpful for you or loved ones who are at heightened risk. In addition to content we have created through partnerships and consultations with medical professionals and other officials, we provide links below to basic virus information and updated situation summaries, and recommendations, from the CDC, County of Santa Clara (for residents living locally), and other credible sources. We also provide useful links to important information specific to lupus patinets, from sources such as the Lupus Research Alliance, and the American College of Rheumatology. We will update information on this page often, please refer back frequrently.
Please read this information carefully and contact your physician if you show signs of being ill.
— The team at the Lupus Foundation of Northern California
The information provided via these links may be helpful for you or loved ones who are at heightened risk. In addition to content we have created through partnerships and consultations with medical professionals and other officials, we provide links below to basic virus information and updated situation summaries, and recommendations, from the CDC, County of Santa Clara (for residents living locally), and other credible sources. We also provide useful links to important information specific to lupus patinets, from sources such as the Lupus Research Alliance, and the American College of Rheumatology. We will update information on this page often, please refer back frequrently.
Please read this information carefully and contact your physician if you show signs of being ill.
— The team at the Lupus Foundation of Northern California
Articles & FAQ's
COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Guidance Summary for Patients with Rheumatic and Musculoskeletal Diseases - clinical guidance from the American College of Rheumatology. Developed by the ACR COVID-19 Vaccine Clinical Guidance Task Force (issued FEB 8, 2021) **For lupus patients, the Lupus Foundation of Northern California recommends contacting your primary care physician prior to making a vaccination appointment.**
How to master the vaccine-appointment website: A guide for everyone - tips for locating vaccination centers, making appointments, and avoiding fraud. **For lupus patients, the Lupus Foundation of Northern California recommends contacting your primary care physician prior to making a vaccination appointment.**
Physician Perspectives on Lupus + COVID-19 Vaccines - FAQ with Sean Parsa, MD (see second half, 1st half discusses diabetes FAQ)
Two Thirds of People with Lupus Would Take COVID-19 Vaccine, Shows LRA Survey - survey by the Lupus Research Alliance
COVID-19 Vaccine and Lupus- info from the Lupus Foundation of America
How to master the vaccine-appointment website: A guide for everyone - tips for locating vaccination centers, making appointments, and avoiding fraud. **For lupus patients, the Lupus Foundation of Northern California recommends contacting your primary care physician prior to making a vaccination appointment.**
Physician Perspectives on Lupus + COVID-19 Vaccines - FAQ with Sean Parsa, MD (see second half, 1st half discusses diabetes FAQ)
Two Thirds of People with Lupus Would Take COVID-19 Vaccine, Shows LRA Survey - survey by the Lupus Research Alliance
COVID-19 Vaccine and Lupus- info from the Lupus Foundation of America
Resources to Help You Navigate COVID-19
Rheumatologist Answer Your Questions
Virtual Chat with Dr. ParsaSee most recent FAQ chats about COVID-19 and other Lupus topics on YouTube
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COVID-19 Q&A with Dr. BushSpecial Considerations for people with lupus and autoimmune conditions
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COVID-19 Q&A with Dr. LanataPreguntas y Respuestas (P&R) / COVID-19 (Spanish Version)
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