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How Young Lupus Patients Can Cope With Physical And Mental Health Issues

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Published: June 6, 2026 by RHJ Producer

Lupus is a chronic condition where a person’s immune system attacks their healthy tissue. But while the physical toll is obvious, the extreme mental health issues that can arise are too often ignored. Our experts this week explain the connection between lupus and mental health, and discuss a program that’s finally addressing these issues in young patients.

Guest Information:

  • Natoshia Cunningham, Red Cedar Distinguished professor & associate professor in the Department of Family Medicine, Michigan State University, founder, TEACH Program
  • Isabella Colindres, consumer advocate, TEACH Program

While the physical toll is obvious, Natoshia Cunningham says Lupus is also a serious threat to a patient’s emotional health — and treatment needs to address it. 

The TEACH program helped Isabella Colindres understand just how strong the connection is between her mind and body – and how to use it to her advantage. 


Links for more info:

  • Cunningham Profile
  • TEACH program study
  • TEACH program information   
Program #: 26-23Segment Type: Feature StoriesTopics: Mental HealthMedical Conditions: LupusGuests: Isabella Colindres| Natoshia CunninghamInstitutions & Organizations: Department of Family Medicine| TEACH ProgramHost: Kristen FarrahProducers: Jason Dickey| Kristen Farrah
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