Why House Suspected Lupus As A Patient’s Medical Condition So Often

By New Zealand Blog News Service Jul 11, 2026

In the medical drama House, lupus is mentioned so many times that fans have tallied up the number. Here’s why the showrunners say they used it so much.
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