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‘Make Lupus Visible’ on World Lupus Day

THE LUPUS Foundation of Jamaica (LFJ) continues its fight in ensuring that Jamaicans ‘Make Lupus Visible’, as the world observes World Lupus Day on Friday, May 10. World Lupus Day is observed annually on May 10, with the aim to raise awareness...

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