A.Y.S. Lee

Jan 1, 2024 | jrheum.org | Adrian Lee |Maureen Rischmueller |Joanne H. Reed |A.Y.S. Lee

As a highly varied disease, Sjögren syndrome (SS; also termed Sjögren disease) is estimated to affect 0.01% to 0.72% of the population, with an overwhelming bias toward the female gender.1 SS causes a significant burden to the quality of life of patients and inhibits their function.