22 When lupus sinks its teeth into the body, it never lets its victim go Lupus gained its Latin name – which means wolf - in the Middle Ages. Those suffering from the disease had wounds on their skin like wolf bites. - Middle gray - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	22 When lupus sinks its teeth into the body, it never lets its victim go Lupus gained its Latin name – which means wolf - in the Middle Ages. Those suffering from the disease had wounds on their skin like wolf bites. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-30 08:04:03 Open Document File Size: 74,10 KB Share Result on Facebook Country Slovakia / / MedicalCondition renal necrosis / measurable disease / worst disease / cancer / disease / When lupus / Latin lupus / Butterfly-shaped Lupus / pain / systemic lupus / autoimmune inflammatory disease / psoriasis / inflammation / illness / Lupus / chronic sufferers / finger hurts / / MedicalTreatment kidney transplant / surgery / dialysis / / Organization European Union / / Person Terri Gotthelfová / Tibor / Mozolová / Daniela Szigliová / / Position author / head / / Product prednisone / / Technology dialysis / / SocialTag Autoimmune diseases Cutaneous lupus erythematosus Systemic lupus erythematosus Kidney transplantation Gray wolf Dialysis Autoimmunity Medicine Anatomy Biology

22 When lupus sinks its teeth into the body, it never lets its victim go Lupus gained its Latin name – which means wolf - in the Middle Ages. Those suffering from the disease had wounds on their skin like wolf bites. Add to Reading List