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Pediatric Rheumatologists Increasing in Number but Still Rare

Catherine Kolonko  |  Issue: July 2012  |  July 10, 2012

Both clinics have operated for six years or more, and demand seems to increase with better awareness of rheumatic diseases, says Dr. Emery. Working in pediatric rheumatology since 1975, Dr. Emery says she has seen great strides in disease management and treatment over the years. The concept of identifying disease early through effective education and aggressive treatment has made a “huge difference to kids with rheumatic disease,” she says.

“We can do so much more for these kids,” says Dr. Emery. “My goal is that, even if you have a rheumatic disease, I want you to look and feel like you don’t have it. That’s a realistic goal these days.”

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