Reach more patients at the right time.
Autoimmune
Autoimmune disease takes too long to name.
We wait years for a diagnosis and the right treatment.
The burden
23.5–50 million
Americans estimated to be affected by autoimmune diseases1
Half
of patients with autoimmune disease experience significant delays in diagnosis1
Nearly6 years
on average for people with lupus to be diagnosed, from the time they first notice symptoms2
Sources
- NIH Office of Research on Women's Health. NIH Unveils Inaugural NIH-Wide Strategic Plan for Autoimmune Disease Research. 2025.
- Lupus Foundation of America. Lupus Facts and Statistics. 2025.
Figures as stated by each source; checked November 2026.
Key dates in Autoimmune
Moments to act together.
Next six months. Dates from official sites; checked November 2026. Programs run in the United States. Global congresses and world days are listed for reference.
Work with us in Autoimmune
Patients can't wait. Neither can we.
Publish measurable improvement in patient care.
Close the gap between eligible patients and guideline-based care.
What's new in Autoimmune
How care is changing.
Updated weekly from federal agencies, guideline bodies and national nonprofits. U.S. sources for now, while programs run in the United States. Approvals are listed by date from FDA notices. Rabble Health may work with companies whose products appear here; no company reviews or influences what is listed.
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Bring us a care gap.
Tell us where patients are falling out of care.
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