Rheumatologists need to be aware of the fine art of negotiating contracts when seeking employment. Here are some tips.
Pain Treatment Will to Become More Targeted as Knowledge of Pain Mechanics Increases
The notion of pain as just a peripheral, or strictly stimulus-driven, phenomenon is over.
Tips for Myositis Management
Differentiating between subgroups of myositis is a diagnostic challenge for physicians, but using some guiding principles can be helpful,
Pain Treatment Will to Become More Targeted as Knowledge of Pain Mechanics Increases Bad
The notion of pain as just a peripheral, or strictly stimulus-driven, phenomenon is over.
ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting 2012: Genes Not the Only Factor in Susceptibility to Rheumatoid Arthritis
Epigenetics, innate immunity, and environmental stresses such as smoking could have more influence than scientists once believed
Rheuminations: Epigenetics May Help to Explain Why Some Get Rheumatic Disease
Recent research around genes and environmental stresses suggests outside influences can make lasting changes to the genome via epigenetic mechanisms
Letter: Should We Monitor Asymptomatic Hyperuricemia?
Why have physicians stopped routine screening for hyperuricemia and is there any value to this screening?
Letter: There’s No Reason Now to Screen for Uric Acid
Screening was common in the 1970s and before, but new studies demonstrate that most hyperuricemia patients never developed gout or kidney stones, so enthusiasm for screening waned
In Memoriam: Rheumatology Loses Dedicated Pediatric Rheumatologist
Suzanne L. Bowyer, MD served as chief of the division of rheumatology at the Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis and director of the fellowship program from 2003 until 2012
Why Universal Access to Healthcare Isn’t a Constitutional Right, It’s Just Plain Fair
One rheumatologist forms his opinion on the topic while fly fishing on rivers in Missouri
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