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Annual Meeting Preview: Rheumatology Research Foundation Activities

  |  Issue: September 2018  |  

As both a vintage depiction of gout and a symbol of Foundation support, Rodnan Commemorative Gout Prints are coveted keepsakes of the Annual Meeting. To purchase La Presse Anglaise or any other print from the Rodnan Print Library, visit the Foundation booth in the ACR Discovery Center. Proceeds support the Foundation’s research, training, and education programs.

For more information about the Foundation’s activities at Annual Meeting, visit rheumresearch.org.

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