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What we need in very early arthritis
It's easy to think that in our current world that we've done it all for rheumatoid arthritis, that there's nothing left to be done after b/tsDMARDs have become relatively widespread and accessible. If we aren’t satisfied that we’ve done all we can for our RA patients, how can we make their treatment and their lives better?
Read ArticlePredicting Psoriatic Arthritis in Psoriasis: How Close Are We?
Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) affects approximately 30% of patients with psoriasis (PsO), and diagnostic delays are associated with worse prognosis, making early detection crucial. At EULAR 2025, several studies highlighted progress in prediction strategies. Here's my review of three of them.
Read ArticleToward Long-Term Prevention of Rheumatoid Arthritis: Are We Closer?
As earlier diagnosis and treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) have resulted in greatly improved clinical outcomes, the focus of current research has now shifted to preventing the development of RA altogether. At EULAR 2025, several oral presentations explored this objective, highlighting data from three key prevention trials: APIPRA, ARIAA, and TREAT EARLIER. Each trial targeted individuals considered to be “at-risk” for developing RA, investigating whether early immunomodulatory interventions could delay or prevent progression to classifiable RA.
Read ArticleImaging and Early Detection in Psoriatic Arthritis
At EULAR 2025, there have been new developments in imaging in PsA.
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