Campaign figure’s connection to personalized medicine
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Drug Risk Versus Benefit
Perceptions from the FDA, physicians, and patients
Demonstrators Demand More Money for Arthritis Research—What Could Happen?
I recently came across a fictional publication called the Not Yet Gazette with a front-page story dated November 10, 2025, entitled, “Demonstrators demand more money for arthritis research.” The fictional report gave details of a crowd of 100,000, “many in wheelchairs,” confronting the health secretary of that time. The genesis of this fictional article was the observed trend towards the aging of the population and slow growth in research funding. The article stated that, “ ‘Fiscal constraints caused by slow economic growth and resistance to tax increases have greatly reduced allocations for medical research grants in recent years,’ [the health secretary] told the delegates. ‘Unfortunately, in our current political climate, funding for health research is limited,’ she said to reporters after the meeting. ‘We have to devote our limited resources to diseases that are more immediately life-threatening.’ ”
Gout
Patient Fact Sheet
Coding Corner Question
March’s Coding Challenge
Coding Corner Answer
March’s Coding Answer
What Subliminal Cues Are Lurking in Your Waiting Room?
The current managed care environment and declining reimbursement rates are forcing physicians to see more patients to break even. With a constant stream of new patients and appointments booked back to back, waiting has become an unavoidable patient experience in healthcare. In fact, many patients spend more time in the waiting room than in an exam room with a physician.
Quality Measures and Reporting
A call for professional responsibility
The Gender Effect
Are gender-based differences in rheumatic and autoimmune disease clinically relevant or statistical artifact?
Drug Updates
Information on safety, labeling changes, and pharmaceutical research
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