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New Supplement to The Rheumatologist Highlights Psoriatic Arthritis Advances

Ethan Craig, MD, MHS  |  

In this supplement, we bring you highlights of advances in PsA from the past several years. The world has enough intractable problems. With luck, the coming years will make psoriatic arthritis, at least, less of one.

(Note: This supplement shipped with the October issue of The Rheumatologist. You can also find its articles online in the Psoriatic Arthritis Resource Center.—eds.)

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Ethan Craig, MD, MHS, is an assistant professor of clinical medicine with the Division of Rheumatology at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and a rheumatologist at the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center. He is also an associate editor for The Rheumatologist.

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