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Ianalumab Shows Phase 3 Success in Sjögren’s: Is It Clinically Meaningful?
On the final day of ACR25, late-breaking abstract #24 drew particular attention, presenting results from the first positive Phase 3 trials of a potential systemic treatment for a disease that has long lacked one.
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Sjögren's disease RCTs: Has the Long Drought Ended?
Sjögren's disease has been a difficult space for new FDA approvals. At ACR 2025, two late breaking abstracts have triggered hope for patients suffering from Sjögren's disease.
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ACR 2025 Rheumatology Round Up
Drs. Jack Cush & Arthur Kavanaugh, two of rheumatology’s most trusted voices, provide a breakdown of the latest breakthroughs and hottest topics in rheumatology from the 2025 ACR Convergence meeting in Chicago.
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IgG4: Rare, but new treatments on the horizon
IgG4 is a rare autoimmune disease with excessive IgG4 immunoglobulins that can affect multiple organs yielding plasma cell deposition (inflammation) and fibrosis.
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Do Patients with Rheumatic Diseases 'Weather' the Storm?
Dr. Janet Pope reports on abstract 0164 (Online Patient Survey on the Impact of Extreme Weather Events on Autoimmune and Rheumatic Diseases) presented at #acr25.
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Accelerated Aging in Rheumatic Disease: From Biology to Lifestyle Intervention
At #ACR25, the session “27M02: Nutrition for Rheumatic Disease: Where Aging Biology, Sarcopenia, and Diet Intersect” invited the audience to view rheumatic disease through the lens of biological https://t.co/OIgh8JQsFa
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A Halloween ACR Guidance (10.31.25)
Dr. Jack Cush recaps #ACR25 with suggestions on how to best learn ACR25 content from RheumNow and our Videos and podcasts.
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The Great Debate – Who Really Won? #ACR25
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The Long View of Diagnostic Delay in Axial Spondyloarthritis
At #ACR25, Abstract #1407 presented a cross-sectional analysis from the Brazilian Spondyloarthritis Registry (RBE), offering a unique perspective on how diagnostic patterns have evolved over six decades. https://t.co/7ttYXJtfpc
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#ACR25 Best Abstracts - Day 2
After a full day at the Chicago Convention center the RheumNow faculty have posted some of their favorite reports included these that they labeled as being the "best' of day 2.
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Rheumatology’s Blind Spot: The Persistent Exclusion of Older Adults
In RA alone, nearly 40% of patients are now aged 65 years or older. Yet the evidence guiding our treatment decisions continues to come from studies that rarely include them, giving rise to a fundamental https://t.co/2pqXGURQtL
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Tofacitinib in AxSpA in Developing Countries
Dr. Antoni Chan reports on abstracts 0582 and abstract 0554 presented at #ACR25
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Difficult to Manage axSpA
Drs. Antoni Chan and Rodrigo Garcia Salinas discuss abstract 0584, "Difficult-to-Manage Axial Spondyloarthritis According to ASAS Criteria in Reuma-Check Cohort: Frequency, Predictive Factors, and Treatment Patterns", presented at #ACR25 https://t.co/84HZojI3FJ
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A 15-year-old girl has short stature and the hand finding shown . Labs show ↓Ca²⁺, ↑PO₄³⁻, ↑PTH.
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If you missed this pattern, you missed an autoimmune classic
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Early Peripheral SpA: Is it okay to stop treatment sometimes?
Dr. Richard Conway reports on abstract 0568 "Drug-Free Remission in Early Peripheral Spondyloarthritis: 10-year follow-up from the CRESPA-trial," presented at #ACR25
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GLP-1 Receptor Agonists: Impacts Beyond Metabolism?
Across multiple abstracts, investigators have used a large real-world dataset, the TriNetX network, to explore how GLP-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) might influence cardiovascular, renal and immune-mediated outcomes in our https://t.co/Xl6M3xSvlq
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The Rapidly Evolving Landscape of Cellular and Immune-based Therapies
When Henry Ford unveiled the Model T in 1908, the automobile industry was forever changed. A similar transformation is now underway in rheumatology, where cellular and immune therapies are redefining how we https://t.co/RQuVETSTG4
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#ACR25 Sheds Light on Disparities, Age-Related Trends, and Epidemiology in Autoimmune Rheumatic Diseases At #ACR25, new research explored critical disparities and epidemiologic trends shaping outcomes in autoimmune rheumatic diseases across diverse populations and age groups. https://t.co/CPob0ppjv3
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