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      RT @RichardPAConway: Dr Lillegraven presents a randomized open-label phase 4, non-Inferiority trial of TNFi tapering in
      Dr Lillegraven presents a randomized open-label phase 4, non-Inferiority trial of TNFi tapering in RA patients in sustained remission. 63% of tapered patients flared over 12 months vs 5% of maintained. Good response to reintroduction of TNFi @rheumnow #ACR20 Abstr#2010 https://t.co/Ki7PTsetbH
      Dr. Ken Saag - RECIPE Study: MMF with Pegloticase

      Dr. Jack Cush interviews Dr. Ken Saag about the benefits of adding mycophenolate to your pegloticase regimen in refractory gout patients.

      RT @doctorRBC: COX2 inhibitors associated with inhibition of radiographic spinal progression in AxSpA pts compared to no
      COX2 inhibitors associated with inhibition of radiographic spinal progression in AxSpA pts compared to non-selective NSAIDs. ⬇️radiographic spinal progression over 2 yrs ⬇️mSASSS progression @RheumNow #ACR20 Abs#2030 https://t.co/p1CeNBm3ma
      RT @KDAO2011: The FAST trial had 33% of pts with CVD and pts w/class III/IV CHF were not allowed in this study (vs. CARE
      4 years ago
      The FAST trial had 33% of pts with CVD and pts w/class III/IV CHF were not allowed in this study (vs. CARES trial where all subjects had baseline CVD); I am still cautious prescribing febuxostat to pts who have severe CVD until we have more data. @RheumNow https://t.co/fJ9bLcXpR2
      IN GOUT: CARES study said febuxostat increases CV risk; Todays FAST study says No incr CV risk w/ FEB. In your Gout pt w
      4 years ago
      IN GOUT: CARES study said febuxostat increases CV risk; Todays FAST study says No incr CV risk w/ FEB. In your Gout pt w/ CV hx, would you use febuxostat? #ACR2020
      RT @drdavidliew: Following the results of the FAST trial, would you have any concerns about prescribing febuxostat if cl
      4 years ago
      Following the results of the FAST trial, would you have any concerns about prescribing febuxostat if clinically indicated? #ACR20 @RheumNow
      RT @DrPetryna: @RheumNow #ACR20 Abs L08 Prospective 4 year PROBE trial of Febuxostat vs allopurinol long term CV safety:
      4 years ago
      @RheumNow #ACR20 Abs L08 Prospective 4 year PROBE trial of Febuxostat vs allopurinol long term CV safety: febuxostat was not associated w/increased risk of death compared w/allopurinol. 222 (7·2%) pts died in the febuxostat group compared to 263 (8·6%) in the allopurinol group
      RT @drdavidliew: FAST trial: allopurinol vs febuxostat on safety
      (for gout pts on allopurinol, with ≥1 CV RF, TTT dosi
      4 years ago
      FAST trial: allopurinol vs febuxostat on safety (for gout pts on allopurinol, with ≥1 CV RF, TTT dosing) febuxostat non-inferior for CV events Well, that's a relief. gout flare similar, good follow-up, colchicine did not influence out in Lancet today? #ACR20 ABSTL08 @RheumNow https://t.co/5LeXV5mgu9
      RT @NatRevRheumatol: Results of the FAST trial presented at #ACR20

      - Safety study required by the EMA
      - Febuxostat non
      Results of the FAST trial presented at #ACR20 - Safety study required by the EMA - Febuxostat non-inferior to allopurinol for any outcomes - Long-term use of febuxostat is not associated with an increased risk of death Published in @TheLancet today https://t.co/EvJGPpDCR8
      RT @RichardPAConway: Dr MacDonald presents Febuxostat versus Allopurinol Streamlined Trial. 6128 patients. HR 0·89 [95%
      Dr MacDonald presents Febuxostat versus Allopurinol Streamlined Trial. 6128 patients. HR 0·89 [95% CI 0·75-1·06] for cardiovascular events in febuxostat vs allopurinol. Mortality 7.2% vs 8.6%. Reassuring re cardiovascular safety of febuxostat @rheumnow #ACR20 Abstr#L08 #ACRbest
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