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ACR Winter Rheumatology Symposium: The Search for Answers in Sjögren’s Syndrome

Research has led to greater understanding of the disease, potential for better treatment options

The notion of pain as just a peripheral, or strictly stimulus-driven, phenomenon is over.

The notion of pain as just a peripheral, or strictly stimulus-driven, phenomenon is over.

William P. Docken MD | March 1, 2013

Polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) and giant cell arteritis (GCA) have common clinical and epidemiologic links, but they need not occur synchronously

Kurt Ullman | February 22, 2013

ACR identifies five practices, therapies, or procedures physicians and patients should question

Nitin B. Jain, MD, MSPH | February 2, 2013

The common causes of shoulder pain and diagnostic tests that rheumatologists need to know

Susan Bernstein | February 1, 2013

The ability to differentiate the types of pain affiliated with rheumatic diseases can help rheumatologists better diagnose and treat patients

Vanessa Caceres | December 1, 2012

Patients and rheumatologists find pros and cons in Web-based research

Prakash Pispati | October 1, 2012

Why rheumatologists must coin simple, comprehensible terms for what we read, speak and write to our patients

James R. O’Dell, MD | July 10, 2012

Why are we all smiling, and how can we spread it around?