Fighting Sjögren's: How a Team Approach is Slowing Autoimmune Damage

Update: 2025-10-08

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An autoimmune disease left one woman battling joint pain, fatigue, and even lung problems. Learn how the health system is using a team approach--from rheumatology to pulmonology--to slow the damage.

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Fighting Sjögren's: How a Team Approach is Slowing Autoimmune Damage

The University of Kansas Health System

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Fighting Sjögren's: How a Team Approach is Slowing Autoimmune Damage

The University of Kansas Health System

Fighting Sjögren's: How a Team Approach is Slowing Autoimmune Damage