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A Milestone in RA Research

David Borenstein, MD, and E. William St.Clair, MD  |  

Within Our Reach funding meets goal, makes impact

Learn a New Language

David S. Pisetsky, MD, PhD  |  

Rheumatology trainees will need to know basic and clinical science to be successful at translation

GO! This is ‘My Kind of Town’ for Rheumatology

Diane Kamen, MD  |  

This November, the Windy City will host some of the world’s most gifted speakers and educators in the field of rheumatology. Mark your calendars now for the ACR/ARHP 75th Annual Scientific Meeting, because there will be no better place to be to learn the state of the art in clinical rheumatology.

2011 Fellows-in-Training Scholarship

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The Fellows-in-Training (FIT) Scholarship is designed to expose fellows-in-training to the ACR/ARHP Annual Scientific Meeting. This program supplements the advanced training rheumatology fellows receive at their training programs and includes an educational symposium specifically designed for the fellows and an evening reception on Friday, November 4, 2011. Registration for the FIT Annual Meeting Scholarship will open on Friday, July 15 and close at 5:00 pm Eastern time on Monday, August 8.

Office Visit

Kevin Stevens  |  

Clinical nurse specialist Norma Liburd, RN-BC, MN, discusses working in pediatrics, creating list serves, and struggling with insurance companies

Rheum with a View

Richard S. Panush, MD  |  

Panush’s perspectives on rheumatology

Letter to the Editor

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I enjoyed reading your musings on European travel in the February TR [“Medical Renaissance”], particularly when reflecting on my own experiences as a rheumatologist in Europe, wearing two very distinctive hats. It was a rare treat to be invited to lecture at the ACR during fellowship (twice when in Mannik’s lab as a research fellow, not at all during my clinical year at The University of California, San Francisco), yet the occasions were more numerous (limited by clinic duties, attending requirements, and administrative obligation) in my years as a clinician, primarily in small group sessions with colleagues sharing clinical observations.