Halina J H Johnson, the Lupus Liars, conversations with lupus unscripted. "Music, alright alright alright! I am so excited that I have the opportunity to talk with Dr. Edith Williams from MU NC, that's the Medical University of South Carolina. She's from the Center of Health Disparities Research and she's affiliated with the Division of Rheumatology. I just cannot overstate how wonderful it is to know how this particular researcher delves into understanding the human side of research. Edith is one of those people whom I've had the opportunity to actually work with Dr. Elam, and she seems to be just the right person for empowering and discussing how things are affecting the African American community and all those who are affected by lupus. Edith, welcome! Thank you so much, Halima. Thank you so much for conducting this interview and for having me with you. I appreciate the opportunity." "Thank you, thank you, thank you! As I got relaxed and said eating runny to Dr. Eaters while I'm on the evening wear, it is always wonderful speaking with you and all the great things you're doing. I'm just excited to have an opportunity because what I had a chance to do was post information about what we're getting ready to talk about - the PAL study. You're going to tell us more about it, but I had a chance to post and people are just so interested in this type of research study. I'm just excited to have a chance to talk with you about it." "I was reading some of your bio, and I wanted to get to know you a little better before we delve into it. You began with your interest in lupus with the Buffalo Lupus Project, right?" "Yes, that's right! So I started working with the Buffalo Lupus...
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