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As I attend RWCS virtually, I am always amazed by the amount of thought that goes into preparing great talks geared toward busy clinicians. Today, I am highlighting a few more pearls that you may find interesting as well.
Medicare beneficiaries were increasingly likely to have long-term opioid therapy stopped in recent years and medication changes often were abrupt, not tapered, an observational study showed.
Dr. Jack Cush reviews and discusses the news and journal reports from the past week on RheumNow.com.
Dr. Shenoi reviews PFAPA (Periodic Fever, Aphthous ulcers, Pharyngitis, and Adenitis) in children and adults - and the potential for associated genes/ Bechet's disease spectrum. #RWCS2021 #RWCS @RWCSmtg @RheumNow https://t.co/AS4qVqUsFY
PFAPA (aka Marshall syndrome) also occurs in adults @RWCSmtg https://t.co/52NVpKGCzP
Dr. Susan Shenoy @rwcs shows discovery of autoinflammatory diseases began w MEFV genes (FMF) in 1997, followed by genes for TRAPS and HIDS in 1999. @ https://t.co/sG4BlK1zhR
Not just Juvenile: Adult Onset Still's Disease Complicated by Macrophage Activation Syndrome RWCS 2021 Poster Session by Dr. Eric Seronick, UC-Irvine https://t.co/p9DsTu8kBK
We are excited to announce that Dr. Eric Ruderman ( @JointMD) will be speaking on advancing treatments in psoriatic arthritis at RheumNow Live, March 20-21. There's still time to sign up. https://t.co/vJlU0Z3Q3x https://t.co/T0V8JIygyA
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