Black Health Matters is excited to be partnering with Bristol Myers Squibb to bring you information on lupus and the importance of Black participation in clinical trials.

HEAR FROM A LUPIE SISTER

Adrienne Nicole Shares Her Lupus Journey

Before being diagnosed with lupus and founding The Lupie Fam, Adrienne Nicole didn't know much about lupus or that it affects women of color the most. Now, she's a major advocate for Black and Brown folks participating in clinical trials.

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A CLINICAL TRIAL COULD BE RIGHT FOR YOU

Clinical trials are research studies that explore how a study medication might act in the body and affect a disease. The purpose of a clinical trial is to help researchers better understand the disease and try to find effective treatments for people in the future. Participating in clinical research can help provide valuable representation for Black Americans with lupus, to create a better and more equitable future.

Find out if you or a loved one could be eligible for a Lupus study! 👇🏾

POETYK SLE-1 (IM011-246) and POETYK SLE-2 (IM011-247) are two identical studies evaluating the safety and effectiveness of an investigational study medication in adults with active systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

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