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From Fitbit to first diagnosis: AI is rewriting the RA playbook
Artificial intelligence isn’t a distant frontier anymore. It’s here, and it appears able to detect signs of rheumatoid arthritis, possibly before we can clinically detect it. Two studies presented at this year’s ACR meeting highlight just how close we may be to a future where algorithms flag disease before we can and monitor activity with minimal patient burden.
Read ArticleNew pieces added to the Pre-RA puzzle
We know that pre-RA is a definition that stands under a large umbrella, ranging from asymptomatic individuals with ACPA positivity to individuals with symptomatic pre-clinical synovitis. How can we predict the transition from the at-risk state to clinical RA outside the realm of clinical, conventional serological (RF/anti-CCP) or imaging (US/MRI synovitis) biomarkers?
Read ArticleBad Actor Cofactor (10.17.2025)
Dr. Jack Cush reviews the news and journal reports, discusses pediatric reports, pregnancy data, diet and nutrition and more.
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Albach et al. CAR T-cells in D2T RA. 6 patients. Safety looks ok. ACR20 in 4/6, ACR50 in 2/6. ACPA and RF disappeared. Results maybe not as positive as we might have anticipated? @RheumNow #ACR25 Abstr#471 https://t.co/TaEVWiWsNm
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