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Rheumatoid Arthritis

      Drs. Jack Cush and Arthur Kavanaugh discuss highlights and key takeaways from ACR 23. This included the following abstracts: 0025 Cannibinoids & pain 1584 TMP/SMX in GPA 0607 CAR-T cells in…
      While there wasn’t much original new programming and research presented on the final day, that didn’t slow the RheumNow faculty from tweeting the noteworthy “Best of ACR” abstracts.  Enjoy these…
      The last day at ACR23 was a ghost town as most left, largely because there was limited programming on the fourth and final day. The main attraction on Day 4 was the late-breaking abstract – oral…
      These year’s annual ACR Convergence has been a success with the return of an insanely active Poster Hall! F2F learning amidst miles of research and many young talented aside wizened establish…
      For as long as I can remember, methotrexate has been the anchor drug treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. It is one of the most widely used drugs in rheumatology, even outside of rheumatology. We also…
      The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) guidelines for the diagnosis and management of interstitial lung disease, which includes rheumatoid arthritis interstitial lung disease (RA-ILD), has been…
      The Merriam-Webster definitions of “plenary” include: 1. complete in every respect: absolute, unqualified and 2. fully attended or constituted by all entitled to be present. Its Latin root plenus,…
      Cancer risk minimisation is a high priority for people with rheumatic diseases, as it is for the general population. Tumor necrosis factor inhibitors (TNFi) have a long history of association with…
      Our reporters have been prolific in finding the hot abstracts, those that were most attended or those that are getting the most buzz on social media.  Here are RheumNows #ACRbest abstract…
      Methotrexate (MTX) is widely used in rheumatic diseases yet poses common tolerance issues, especially for the oral form; and bioavailability is known to be limited for doses over 15mg. Back in 2006…