Virtual Lupus Q&A & Office Hours with Dr. Sean Parsa
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About this event
Join Sean Parsa, MD, FACS, as he hosts open Q&A and office hours—virtually—each month, to discuss a variety of lupus health related topics and answer your questions at the end of each meeting.
Questions will be collected and answered live, or during the following scheduled Q&A, so bring your questions about diagnosis, symptoms, coping with stress, managing lupus, caring for someone with lupus, new research and studies, medications and more.
To send your questions to Dr. Parsa anonymously and hear the answers in the live chats, just send them to seanparsa@lfnc.org or communications@lfnc.org.
To Join Live:
www.facebook.com/LupusOnline/live_videos
See replays of Office Hours in the full playlist:
www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpRPdo0JeVzZrFShxZ53xMrrOxbJmZHI4
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About Dr. Parsa:
Dr. Sean Parsa has over 20 years of practicing medicine all over the world and is a board-certified in wound reconstructive surgery. He is passionate about helping his patients live better, healthier lives. He is a student of medicine—reading every medical journal and research paper he can get his hands on. Sean received his MD from SBMU, residency at the University of Hawaii in 2004, and visiting scholar for 2 years at Stanford School of Medicine, Department of Surgery. Most recently Dr. Parsa has advised thousands of doctors across Europe and the Middle East around the COVID-19 pandemic.
Organizer Lupus Foundation of Northern California
Organizer of Virtual Lupus Q&A & Office Hours with Dr. Sean Parsa
With a mission to improve lives impacted by lupus, the Lupus Foundation of Northern California has served the Northern California lupus community for almost 40 year. The Lupus Foundation of Northern California was founded as the Bay Area Lupus Foundation in 1978 by Jo Dewhirst. Jo was elected to be the first Chairperson of the Board and served in this position from 1978 - 1982. She was hired by the Board to be the first Executive Director of the Foundation and held this position from 1982 - 2009.
Dedicated to serving an ethnically and economically diverse population and to providing the widest possible access to services, the Lupus Foundation of Northern California offers programs designed to meet both social and educational needs of patients and their families in English and Spanish, both in-person and online.Focused on those living with lupus as well as on research and advocacy to find a cure, we are proud to be the voice of the northern California lupus community of patients, families, friends and caregivers. Our Mission is to be a premier source of information on lupus by providing programs and services designed to educate and increase the knowledge of those affected by lupus, promote lupus awareness, and support external lupus research efforts.
