What Is the Difference Between SLE and Drug-Induced SLE

question 13

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between SLE and drug-induced SLE?

• A) There are no memory cells produced in drug-induced SLE.
• B) There are no antibodies produced during drug-induced SLE.
• C) SLE can resolve over time, but drug-induced SLE is a life-long illness.
• D) More men suffer from SLE, but more women experience drug-induced SLE.

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