1982. This increasing population of women getting lupus years by years makes me believe that women actually had a serious illness. “The number of lupus investigations that focus on men is still very limited,” said Dr. Tsao ("Alliance for Lupus Research - Prevent Treat and Cure Lupus through Medical Research", 2012). due to have a lower tendency of genes to develop symptoms of SLE disease compared to production of women sex hormones. Next, research has been conducting on age’s people who get lupus mostly appears in younger and adult stage between ages 15 and 40 years and older stage for more than 55 years (Bertsias, Cervera, & T Boumpas, 2012). SLE mostly appear at all ages and several studies have suggested that age at symptom onset can modify the clinical and immunological characteristics of SLE. Futhermore, the research has been shown on ethnic and social factors between whites and blacks which indicate a greater incidence in blacks than in white where African American and Latin American mestizos are affected much more frequently than Caucasians (Bertsias, Cervera, & T Boumpas,
1982. This increasing population of women getting lupus years by years makes me believe that women actually had a serious illness. “The number of lupus investigations that focus on men is still very limited,” said Dr. Tsao ("Alliance for Lupus Research - Prevent Treat and Cure Lupus through Medical Research", 2012). due to have a lower tendency of genes to develop symptoms of SLE disease compared to production of women sex hormones. Next, research has been conducting on age’s people who get lupus mostly appears in younger and adult stage between ages 15 and 40 years and older stage for more than 55 years (Bertsias, Cervera, & T Boumpas, 2012). SLE mostly appear at all ages and several studies have suggested that age at symptom onset can modify the clinical and immunological characteristics of SLE. Futhermore, the research has been shown on ethnic and social factors between whites and blacks which indicate a greater incidence in blacks than in white where African American and Latin American mestizos are affected much more frequently than Caucasians (Bertsias, Cervera, & T Boumpas,