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| The internet is a big place. There is a lot of information out there. Some are very, very good, and some are very, very bad. On this and the linked categorized pages are some web sites we have found useful. |
        
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Scleroderma |
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The word scleroderma means hard skin. It is a
chronic (long-lasting) disease that can affect your skin,
joints, blood vessels and internal organs. Scleroderma is a rare
disease that affects women three to five times more often than
men. It is sometimes seen in children and the elderly, but
usually starts between the ages of 30 and 50. Scleroderma from A to Z. "Whether you are a patient, caregiver, or medical professional, we can help you find the information and support you need to deal most effectively with the many challenges of Scleroderma." An amazing site, now available in 14 languages. Scleroderma F.A.Q. F.A.Q. means frequently asked questions and Ed Harris has done a bang-up job of asking AND answering them here. If you are looking for just plain information about scleroderma, this is the best reference around. MEDLINEplus: Scleroderma Page includes: From the NIH, General/Overviews, Clinical Trials, Coping, Diagnosis/Symptoms, Research, Specific Conditions/Aspects, Dictionaries/Glossaries, Directories and Organizations. MayoClinic.com Scleroderma: Signs and Symptoms, Causes, When To Seek Medical, Advice, Screening And Diagnosis, Complications, Treatment, Self Care, and Coping Skills. Arthritis Foundation Scleroderma Scleroderma Clinical Trials (National Institutes of Health): Circumscribed, Systemic Return to Autoimmune Diseases |