The British Sjögren's Syndrome Association (BSSA) was founded in 1986, as a registered charity, to raise awareness of the disease and support research into its cause and treatment. A self-help organisation with more than 1800 members, the BSSA is dedicated to providing mutual support and information to individuals affected by this disabling disease.
23rd July is World Sjogren's Day and we are asking as many people as possible to help raise awareness of the disease by wearing blue or enjoying tea at three!
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This year Sjögren Europe are focussing on fatigue for World Sjögren's Day. The BSSA teamed up with Sjögren Europe to host a webinar presented by Professor Wan-Fai Ng.
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Do you want to take part in a research study being conducted at Northumbria University, to help understand the impact Sjögren’s Syndrome has on sexual functioning and intimate relationships?
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Oxford University Press Podcast with Dr Elizabeth Price.
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The BSSA was delighted to hold its very first live webinar. It was presented by Dr Elizabeth Price, Consultant Rheumatologist at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon. Dr Price is also BSSA Medical President and Trustee.
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