Do you see a Rheumatologist for your Vasculitis? Has your care been affected by COVID-19? What do you want your future appointments to be like? Please complete this survey & share your …
HSP Information Video
The FIRST Immunoglobulin A vasculitis (Henoch Schonlein Purpura) Online Patient Information Video The University of Liverpool are offering a video of this online event – offering an opportunity to learn …
Study: HSP with kidney involvement
The PINPOINT trial needs your help! They are looking for 5 patients/families to help them design a study comparing which medicines work best for children with HSP – in a …
Special Edition ANCA Vasculitis – See Me Hear Me
Rare Revolution magazine includes powerful individual stories highlighting the challenges of receiving a timely diagnosis and living with AAV, and describes the collaborative campaigns that are fusing science and art …
VUK funds Covid-related research
Vasculitis UK has announced funding for two research programmes: £32,856 for a 6-month study into “The effect of COVID19 on people with Vasculitis” £7,500 as a contribution to a £95,000 …
RAIRDA survey results
The Rare Autoimmune Rheumatic Disease Alliance (RAIRDA) have just published a report based on a survey of 1,300 people with rare autoimmune rheumatic conditions. These people are facing a Chronic …
Try a 2.6 challenge for Vasculitis UK
With our programme of fundraising events disrupted by the Covid-19 crisis, Vasculitis (like many other charities) is seeing a big drop in fundraising income. The 2.6 Challenge helps raise funds …
Covid-19 Experience Survey
A message from The COVID-19 Global Rheumatology Alliance Team: As the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) crisis worsens around the world, we are all looking for ways to help. Every one of …
CANCELLED: Vasculitis UK AGM
The Vasculitis UK AGM scheduled for Sunday May 17th 2020 has been cancelled. We are aiming to reschedule it for the autumn.
Imperial Centre of Excellence in Vasculitis Research
This new body was launched on 26th February 2020 The Centre will be led by BRC investigators Prof Justin Mason and Prof Charles Pusey, with members from across faculties including Bioengineering, Medicine and …