i need help in using the database for my research on lupus?
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I am not quite sure what you mean.  But, listed below are some very good sites on SLE (systemic lupus erythematosus).  Hope that helps!
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Try: http://scienceforfamilies.allinfo-about.com/subjects/scientists.html
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Take a look at this on WebMD http://www.webmd.com/hw/lupus/hw123406.asp
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I think for that u need the machine name or the IP address of the database machine.\n\nU can use this machine name or IP as the data source value in ur connection-string value provided for connection in ur code..
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In search type in:\nis lupus a dominant or recessive trait.
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Here's some info.  I think you are referring to lupus.  \n\n\nhttp://www.medicinenet.com/systemic_lupus/article.htm
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There are a few on-line databases for scientific journals. Some require a membership but you may be able to access them through your school library or through the public library. For that subject I'd look at BioOne, PubMed and CSA Illumina. Justor is another that could be useful as well. These are all databases where you can search for pear reviewed articles and they are fairly user friendly. Hope this helps.
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http://www.databaseanswers.org/data_models/
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http://www.gracenote.com/ has good information, they also run the Free CD Database (FreeCDDB) that will provide this information automatically on your computer.
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Hi. I too have Lupus. My advice is to get rest. Lupus is an autoimmune disease that attacks healthy cells. The immune system is basically overactive. You will probably need to get on medication(s). I take 400 mg of Plaquinel a day plus 80 mg aspirin, 400 mg of ibuprofen. It is not an easy disease to live with, but it could be worse. It is not a death sentence. People can live long good lives with Lupus.\nHope this helps :-)
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I don't know if you been tested for lupus.Or if this is a self diagnoses. This is not a disease you should seek treatment for over the phone or advise really. You should seek an immunologist. I think this is a disease that there is only treatment no cure. How ever while your waiting to see an immunologist life style is important no alcohol or other vices. You need to eat right exercise and get plenty of sleep. The immune system is effected buy all this factor. Don't worry its not that bad. Your body should heel its self if you let it.
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You can start here\n\nhttp://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?gs=allgs&prox=1&sourceid=23713&gsfn=john&gsln=csincsik&Submit=%20%20%20%20%20Search%20Ancestry%20%20%20%20%20&o_iid=23713&o_lid=23713&gl=allgs\n\ngood Luck
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Excellent question.\n\nLupus is what is called an Autoimmune Disease.  Basically, what this means is that Lupus is a category of "conditions" wherein the person's own body - white blood cells - attack the body, and interfere with the body's "normal" functioning.\n\nThe problem with this type of "condition" - like other Autoimmune Diseases like Multiple Sclerosis - is that NO TWO PEOPLE have the same TYPE of symptoms, nor do their symptoms last the same amount of time!!\n\nThe absolute best way to learn about LUPUS and whether or not it is your own "specific" condition, or whether or not you have something similar, is to DOCUMENT ALL YOUR SYMPTOMS AND how they impact your normal daily living - both at home and work. THEN, go to the following website:  http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com \n\nThis is the ABSOLUTE best website for those who have, or want to know more about, Autoimmune Diseases (AI)!!!  It was started a little over 2 years ago by a lady who has Lupus for the rest of us with AI diseases.  It is a virtual village wherein we can find out information about our various diseases - like MS and Lupus - and general topics like life and every day living!!  I personally am the Moderator for the MS, Social Security, Work Related, and Baby Boomer Forums!!\n\nNow, my qualifications for providing you this answer:\n\n1) I've successfully managed the symptoms of MS for over 45 years.\n2) I was an HR Executive for over 30+ years, and combined my professional and personal expertise in creating a website dedicated to assisting folks with "chronic disease symptoms" better document, communicate, corroborate, and manage their symptoms and the resulting impairments to become expert patients; chronic disease self-managers; and, partner with their doctors to practice patient-centered health care.\n\nhttp://www.disabilitykey.com\n\nMy website contains tons of information in 2 blogs, downloadable free articles and self-help ebooklets, and the Disabilitykey Workbook which contains over 100 pages of how to processes and actual forms - blank and completed examples - to assist folks. This workbook is available for a very small price (under $10).\n\nSo, here are some suggestions:\n\n1) Document your symptoms and their impairments.\n\n2) Go to http://www.butyoudontlooksick.com and check out the disease-specific forums and see which one best matches your symptoms.\n\n3) Then, go to see your doctor, better prepared to partner with him/her in getting you a diagnosis not only for your "condition", but for medications and/or other suggestions for "managing" your symptoms.\n\nFinally, please feel free to contact me by clicking onto my Yahoo name and email me or im me with additional questions along your process of discovery.\n\nBest wishes.
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There are 5 different World Health Organization classifications for lupus kidney disease. A kidney biopsy is required to determine which kind. It is impossible to know what will happen with your friend's kidneys without a lot more information. Lupus can and does affect every organ in the body. 53% of people with lupus have kidney disease. There is an excellent section on lupus and kidneys on the Lupus Foundation of America website www.lupus.org.
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My advise is to go to a medical university. My friend always had either a false positive result or a negative. She went to the University of Georgia medical center and was diagnosed with Lupus. A medical university uses more updated procedures and equipment. If it seems your size is greater than your sister, mother, aunt, or grandmother when they were your age, the university medical center will be happy to help you. I am sure you are up to date on all the  symptoms.  Good luck!