Autoimmune diseases, including lupus, are often missed or misinterpreted early. For patients this can mean years of unanswered symptoms and unnecessary hardships.
Hear the compelling story of lupus advocate Seda Bryant, whose experience highlights the serious consequences of delayed diagnosis in autoimmune diseases. Then, explore insights from a panel of experts on how technology can help laboratories enhance diagnostic accuracy and improve outcomes for patients living with autoimmune conditions.
Featured Speaker
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Seda BryantLupus Activist and Advocate
Sacramento, California
Q&A Panel
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Lisa K. Peterson, PhDMedical Director Immunology, ARUP Laboratories
Associate Professor, University of Utah School of Medicine
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Anthony PrestigiacomoSenior Director of R&D, Assay Development, Werfen
San Diego, California
Moderator
Annie Winkler, MDChief Medical Officer, Werfen
Bedford, Massachusetts
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