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From Uncertainty to Advocacy: Ana Vieira’s Journey with Sjögren’s Disease

Ana Vieira’s journey with Sjögren’s disease spans decades of unanswered questions, delayed diagnosis, and determination. Today, as Co-founder and Vice President of Sjögren Europe, she draws on her experience to advocate for greater awareness, research, and care for people living with the disease. Read more που θα πηγαινει στο παρακάτω κείμενο

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Sjögren Europe

One Voice, Many Patients: Meet Sjögren Europe Sjögren Europe is a European federation of national patient associations, founded in Switzerland in February 2019 with a clear and urgent mission: to give the many thousands of people living with Sjögren’s Disease across Europe a stronger, more unified voice. The organisation works to increase visibility and awareness

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15 Types of Sjögren’s Fatigue

It’s Not Just Tiredness: The Many Faces of Sjögren’s Fatigue Fatigue is consistently reported as one of the most prevalent and debilitating symptoms of Sjögren’s Disease — yet it remains widely underestimated, misinterpreted, and poorly addressed in clinical practice. Unlike ordinary tiredness, Sjögren’s fatigue is persistent, unpredictable, and profoundly affects every aspect of daily life,

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Sjögren’s Disease in Children & Adolescents

Sjögren’s Doesn’t Only Affect Adults — What Families Need to Know While Sjögren’s Disease is most commonly associated with adults, it can also affect children and adolescents — often presenting in ways that differ significantly from adult cases and are considerably harder to recognise. Symptoms such as joint pain, fatigue, enlarged glands, and recurring fever

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Clinical Trials: What Patients Need to Know

Knowledge Is Power: Understanding Clinical Trials in Sjögren’s Disease Clinical trials are the foundation of medical progress — and for patients living with Sjögren’s Disease, they represent one of the most important pathways to better treatments and improved quality of life. Every medication or therapy available today has gone through this process, yet many patients

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