Pemphigus vulgaris News and Research

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Pemphigus vulgaris is a rare autoimmune disease that causes blistering of the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth, throat and genital area.
Drug regimen for lymphoma and RA more likely to put patients with pemphigus into remission

Drug regimen for lymphoma and RA more likely to put patients with pemphigus into remission

CAR-T cell therapy could be on the horizon for patients with lupus

CAR-T cell therapy could be on the horizon for patients with lupus

FDA approves update to Rituxan label to include information on treatment of rare forms of vasculitis

FDA approves update to Rituxan label to include information on treatment of rare forms of vasculitis

Two new studies find potential genetic cause and new treatment method for autoimmune diseases

Two new studies find potential genetic cause and new treatment method for autoimmune diseases

New strategy treats fatal autoimmune disease without outward off-target effects

New strategy treats fatal autoimmune disease without outward off-target effects

Researchers discover new details of how autoantibodies destroy healthy cells in skin

Researchers discover new details of how autoantibodies destroy healthy cells in skin

Lyfebulb, Immune collaborate to increase awareness of bullous pemphigoid

Lyfebulb, Immune collaborate to increase awareness of bullous pemphigoid

Researchers find shared genetic link in autoimmune response among PV patients

Researchers find shared genetic link in autoimmune response among PV patients

Therapeutic targets for pemphigus vulgaris discovered

Therapeutic targets for pemphigus vulgaris discovered

Rockefeller University funds clinical, translational pilot studies

Rockefeller University funds clinical, translational pilot studies

Rituximab used to treat skin disorders

Rituximab used to treat skin disorders

Dermatology's role in advancing the science of wound care

Dermatology's role in advancing the science of wound care

Severe reduction of Treg cells may be involved in development of pemphigus vulgaris

Severe reduction of Treg cells may be involved in development of pemphigus vulgaris

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