A history of rheumatologists’ efforts to diagnose Lyme disease
Rheuminations: Fraud Casts a Pall on Medical Research
The history, causes, and effects of scientific misconduct and strategies to reduce fraud and plagiarism in clinical medicine
Rheuminations: Can Clothing Influence How Physicians Practice?
What doctors wear can affect how patients relate to them
Rheuminations: Circadian Rhythms May Play Role in Inflammatory Disease
Research into how the timing of light and dark exposures control our lives could provide clues to why some people have immunologic disorders
Rheuminations: New Rules for Rheumatologists
Transparent hospital costs, salary caps for senior hospital executives, and no more faxes top one rheumatologist’s wish list for revised healthcare rules
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
What Mick Jagger Can Teach Us About Growing Old Gracefully
Preventive lifestyle behaviors, including regular exercise, can compress morbidity and disability to the very end of our lives, say rheumatologists
Was Gout Rampant Among the Romans?
Lead in wine consumed by Romans may have contributed to a high incidence of gout among aristocrats of the Roman Empire
No Easy Solution for Lack of Transparency in the Practice of Medicine
Several well-publicized episodes highlight the apparent lack of disclosure of conflicts of interest in medicine, but will disclosure laws fix the problem or add to the confusion?
The ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting Provides Look Back at History of Rheumatology
The annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology and Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals’ (ACR/ARHP) provide an opportunity to rewind through the history of rheumatology, and spotlight the speciality’s future
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