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Exercise Can Help Patients With Rheumatic Disease Live Well
Physical activity can decrease pain, reduce symptoms, aid flexibility, and improve mental outlook
Fellow’s Forum Case Report: When Pulmonary Symptoms Point to Rheumatic Disease
A 48-year-old man with diffuse arthralgias and acute respiratory failure is diagnosed with antisynthetase syndrome
Rheumatology Research Foundation Announces 2013 Awards and Grants Recipients
The Foundation names winners of education and training awards, career development research awards, and disease-targeted research grants
Rheuminations: How Disruptive Technology Has Transformed the Medical School Classroom
iPads, social media, and massive, open online classes have changed the way we teach
Rheumatology Circuit Brings Healthcare to Small Towns
Circuit-riding physicians go from hospital to hospital providing specialty services to rheumatology patients in rural areas
Rheuminations: How Tiny Ticks Have Fueled Outrage and Acrimony in Some Communities
A history of rheumatologists’ efforts to diagnose Lyme disease
ACR 2013 State-of-the-Art Clinical Symposium: How to Identify Signs of Myositis and Metabolic Myopathies
Rheumatologists offer tips for diagnosing and treating these diseases
Steroid Injections for Lateral Epicondylalgia Worse than Placebo in Long Term
In a recent study of unilateral lateral epicondylalgia, corticosteroid injection resulted in worse clinical outcomes compared to placebo injection, and there were no significant differences in those who received physical therapy or no physical therapy.
What Adult Rheumatologists Need to Know about Juvenile Arthritis
How to recognize distinctions between pediatric and adult arthritis
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