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ACR/ARHP Annual Meeting 2012: New Research Into Stem Cell Therapy and Drugs May Lead to Breakthrough Treatments for Osteoarthritis
Novel strategies for treating osteoarthritis aim to relieve pain, rebuild or replenish deteriorated cartilage and bone, or to replace the joint through surgery
Strategic Thinking to Advance Rheumatology in the New Year
One of the first efforts this coming year will be the development of the American College of Rheumatology’s (ACR’s) 2013-2016 strategic plan
Ethics in Patients’ End-of-Life Care Compound Therapeutic Challenges for Rheumatologists
While end-of-life decisions are not frequently encountered in day-to-day practice, rheumatologists should be familiar with the ethical challenges that may arise when caring for patients in the ICU
Depression in Rheumatoid Arthritis
Examining the psychological and health-related comorbidities of rheumatoid arthritis patients with depression
How the Mayo Clinic Maximizes Learning Opportunities Through Social Media
The Mayo Clinic’s Center for Social Media has become a social media resource for healthcare providers nationwide
Why We Are Advocates
Rheumatology advocacy efforts are paying off in 2012.
Drug Updates: Lorcaserin, Acetaminophen, and More
information on new approvals and medication safety
The Happiest Specialty: Rheumatology Is #1!
Why are we all smiling, and how can we spread it around?
Coding Corner: Real-Life Rheumatology Note
A 46-year-old white female comes in for consultation on her arthritis pain.
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