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The Silver Lining of Vasculitis

The Silver Lining of Vasculitis  Luis Rojo, a 24-year-old from Sonora, Mexico, was mapping an island in the middle of the California Gulf as a geology student when he began to feel overwhelmingly—and unexpectedly—weak and tired. Soon, pain set in, wracking his whole body. As his fever spiked, he was admitted to the hospital. The […]

Meet VF Young Investigator Cecilia Barnini, MD

VF Young Investigator

Meet VF Young Investigator Cecilia Barnini, MD “The problem with rare diseases like vasculitis,” Cecilia Barnini, MD, said, “is there are not enough doctors and specialists able to recognize the disease, so the people affected by it can’t really get the help they need.” This is why Dr. Barnini is excited to delve into the […]

Pregnancy Outcomes Generally Positive Among Women with Vasculitis

Conquering Vasculitis with Love

Conquering Vasculitis with Love Ernesto exudes warmth. When I called him for the first time after exchanging a handful of emails, he greeted me like an old friend. He speaks easily of love and peace and has a spirit bent towards hope. It is this—his hopeful spirit—that has helped carry him through his vasculitis journey. […]

Meet VCRC-VF Fellow Sam Falde, MD

Meet VCRC-VF Fellow Sam Falde, MD Growing up, Sam Falde, MD, shared a dream with many kids: he wanted to be a veterinarian, caring for our furry, four-legged friends. But by the time he was in college, something shifted. He knew he was still fascinated by science, but when he got the opportunity to work […]

Meet VCRC-VF Fellow Ruoning Ni, MD

Meet VCRC-VF Fellow Ruoning Ni, MD When I asked Ruoning Ni, MD, if she always knew she wanted to be a doctor, she laughed and said, “Oh, no. In high school, I wanted to be an architect.” When she eventually began to think  about going to medical school instead, her mom, a nurse, was initially […]