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scleroderma hypertension :: Article Creator Bob Saget 'Wanted People To Understand How Bad' Scleroderma Can Be: 'This Was His Life's Work' Bob Saget was a tireless champion for causes of all kinds, but none were as close to his heart as scleroderma research. The beloved comedian — who died Sunday at age 65 — had spent the last 25 years "committed" to raising awareness of scleroderma, the rare autoimmune disorder that his older sister Gay died from in 1996. "He was very close to his sister, and I think part of his long-term commitment was because he was really disappointed with the understanding of her condition," Luke Evnin, the chairman of the Scleroderma Research Foundation and co-board member with Saget, tells PEOPLE. "He was very disappointed with the sophistication of the tools that were available at the time to alleviate or change the course of her disease, and even just ease her suffering a...