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Since its inception in 2016, Walk Strong to Cure JM has raised more than $3 million to fund juvenile myositis research and programs. As promising
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Since its inception in 2016, Walk Strong to Cure JM has raised more than $3 million to fund juvenile myositis research and programs. As promising
Why is emotional/mental health important to our JM kids? Where can I find out more about mental health issues for our JM kids? Where can
Research Grants: New Grantees and Exciting Updates From Existing Grant Recipients This year saw a very strong field of grant applications across a variety of
Hear directly from the researchers behind two exciting new treatments for juvenile myositis. Learn details of the new treatments and what these drugs could mean
Juvenile myositis, including juvenile dermatomyositis and juvenile polymyositis, is a group of rare and life-threatening autoimmune diseases, in which the body’s immune system attacks its
A world-renowned pediatric rheumatologist and immunologist tells us what juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM) is, how it is diagnosed, and how it is treated.
This session is for newly diagnosed families and covers JM basics, common treatments, sun protection, partnering with your medical team, keeping track of medical records,
A treatment plan is based on many factors, including the severity and expression of the juvenile dermatomyositis (JDM). Each case is different and the symptoms
Example images of JM symptoms including calcinosis, skin rashes, gottron papules, lipodystrophy, heliotrope eyelids, plaquenil reactions, and steroid effects.
Important Information for Parents to Know About IVIg (Intra-Venous ImmunoGlobulin)
Learning that your child has Juvenile Myositis may feel overwhelming. Second opinions can confirm a diagnosis, help you understand different treatment options, and review your child’s current treatment
Cure JM is making extraordinary progress in juvenile myositis research, including a partnership with ReveraGen Biotech to advance the drug vamorolone toward a clinical trial
Membership is free and we’ll connect you with a network of support, encouragement, and resources.
