The official launch of SARI by the UNSW DVC RE Prof Nicholas Fisk on the 26th Oct 2023
SARI was launched by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research and Enterprise, Prof. Nicholas Fisk, at 1:00pm on Thursday 26th October in the Peter Farrell room in the Scientia Building at the UNSW Kensington Campus (Entrance via Botany St).
The cause of Sarcoidosis is still unknown
Some research suggests that infectious agents, chemicals, dust and a potential abnormal reaction to the body's own proteins (self-proteins) could be responsible for the formation of granulomas in people who are genetically predisposed.
Tell us your story
Do you suffer from Sarcoidosis? If you do, we would love to hear from you.
Tell us about your experience with the diagnosis and treatment of the condition and the impact it has had and is having on your life. Your input can be anonymous and can be in written form or as a small video. You can write a text or upload a video using the link below. Your experience will help convince other readers that they do not need to suffer in silence and may help to encourage the Government to fund research to find a cure. Help SARI advocate on your behalf!
Are you a clinician or researching treating patients with Sarcoidosis?
SARI understands that Sarcoidosis is a little-known condition that is very difficult to diagnose and for which there are very few treatment options. We know that you want to offer your Sarcoidosis patients the very best available care and SARI is committed to providing you with the resources to do so. Please register your interest to gain access to a data base of current research, international guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of sarcoidosis and links to websites and specialist resources available in Australia to assist you. Once you are registered you will be sent a unique password that will allow you to access the resources data base.
SARI is asking for community support to continue our important work