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No Clear Connection Between Inflammation & Disease Progression in AS
TNF blockers decrease symptoms but seem to have little impact on structural damage
Ethics Forum: Understanding the Challenges in Rheumatology Today
Understanding the challenges in rheumatology today
National Academy of Sciences Elects Three Rheumatologists
First time three people from the specialty selected in the same year
The Expanded Role of the Inflammasome in Human Disease
Exploring advances, evaluating what remains to be done
Drug Updates
Information on New Approvals and Medication Safety
Rheumatology and the Patient-Centered Home
Is it the end of the tunnel or an oncoming train?
Tracking Patient Manifestations of Behçet’s Syndrome around the World
Tracking patient manifestations of Behçet’s syndrome around the world
Cobra Therapy for Rheumatoid Arthritis
Initial high-dose therapy may help patients seeking relief
Within Our Reach–Funded Study Finds Increased Depression Risk Among Some RA Patients
A study recently published in Arthritis & Rheumatism found that a cohort of patients from multiethnic backgrounds who all had rheumatoid arthritis (RA) had nearly double the rate of depressive symptoms compared with middle-class white patients with RA.1 The study also examined predictors of depression, and concluded that physical disability—not acute disease activity—is the principal predictor of depression in patients with RA.
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