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What’s New in Psoriatic Arthritis: A Whirlwind Tour
At the "What Is New in Psoriatic Arthritis" session at EULAR 2026, Professor Dennis McGonagle (Leeds, UK) took the audience on a whirlwind yet compact tour of the field, touching on three themes: the pathophysiology of PsA, individualization of clinical management, and emerging research and future directions.
Read ArticleCAR-T Reaches the Synovium: COMPARE Phase 1 in ACPA-Positive RA
Treatment-refractory RA is more common than we sometimes admit. Roughly 11% of patients fail multiple b/tsDMARD classes, and for the ACPA-positive subset, rituximab has long been the fallback. It works, but it rarely produces durable disease-free intervals. CD19 CAR T-cell therapy was always going to be the question that followed the SLE data. Until EULAR 2026, that question had no prospective answer. The plenary session changed that.
Read ArticleThree Abstracts That May Shape the Future of RA Treatment
Our therapeutic armamentarium in RA keeps on growing. New studies and new molecules, new mechanisms of action or new ways of using old drugs are presented every year at conferences. But which are the ones who can have an impact on our practice? Here is my selection of 3 abstracts presented at EULAR 2026 that identify therapeutic strategies that are well worth keeping on our radar.
Read Article‘Strong’ treatment predictions in inflammatory myositis
Presented at EULAR 2026 London, Brepocitinib dual TYK2/JAK1 inhibitor with successful Phase 3 VALOR trial demonstrating significant improvement in skin and muscle symptoms in dermatomyositis (DM).
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#EULAR2026 OP0336 Exploratory study of REGENCY RCT showed Obinutuzumab induced tissue depletion & histologic remission vs PBO. Interestingly, 53% OBI CRR non-responders had histologic remission. Better #lupus nephritis markers needed beyond proteinuria @RheumNow #EULARBest https://t.co/d8jPo9scvw
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#EULAR2026 OP0170 Progress of CAR-T in myositis? Phase 1 of rese-cel autologous CD19 CAR-T (advantage: humanised, 4-1BB Co-stimulatory Domain to enhance cells expansion) showed no safety signals and early efficacy in 4 IIM subtypes. Both anti-synthetase pts relapsed @RheumNow https://t.co/QisldedCti


