RheumNow Podcast – Antibiotics Increase RA Risk (8.16.19) Save
Dr. Jack Cush reports the news and important journal articles from the past week on RheumNow.com.
- Nurses' Health Study II shows high gluten intake is not assoc with a greater risk of Psoriasis (HR 1.15;0.98-1.36), Psoriatic arthritis (HR 1.12;0.78-1.62) or Atopic dermatitis (HR 0.91; 0.66-1.25); data frin 85,185 Pso, 85,324 PsA and 63,443 atopic dermatitis patients. https://t.co/P1eWGZZqKl
- Cross sectional analysis of ~3000 and meta-analysis (14 studies) finds #gout has a higher risk of hypothyroidism, esp in female gout pts (OR=2.44;1.15-5.17); Metaanalysis shows an increased risk hypothyroidism in gout (OR=1.51) and hyperuricemic pts (OR=1.34) https://t.co/1w3xfHqryJ
- Lilly announces the results of its phase 4 trial comparing Taltz (IL-17) to Tremfya (IL-23) in mod-severe plaque psoriasis. Taltz had superior skin clearance (PASI 100) at week 12, better PASI 75 at week 2 and PASI 90 at weeks 4 and 8. https://t.co/GzfZoepUrK
- In GCA/Temporal arteritis, when do you start a DMARD/Biologic as a steroid sparing Rx?
- Do we care about opioids? Nearly 30% of presurgical OA (Spine> Hip & Knee) used prescription opioids. Opioid use was greater with spine OA (vs. knee OA), obesity, smokers, depression, greater pain, higher TJC, and concurrent use of other pain meds https://t.co/ns6JBB7BXU
- Case-control study using the UK Clinical Practice Research database examined 22,677 RA patients 1995–2017) exposed to antibiotics vs. ~90K controls shows the risk of RA is 60% higher if Abx exposed (OR 1.60; 95% CI 1.51–1.68) – is this from microbiome changes? https://t.co/ysfEXnRU3c
- RA Disease Activity Drives Lung Complications
- Enbrel Patent Battle Won by Amgen
- "WAR on RA - Part 4: Desperado" is featured on RheumNow. Why the Eagles and Glenn Fry's death should inspire us to better, greater, more and other superlatives in RA. https://t.co/dgShcQpWHP
- Trends in Inflammatory Arthritis Care in Germany
ADD THE FIRST COMMENT
Disclosures
The author has received compensation as an advisor or consultant on this subject
If you are a health practitioner, you may Login/Register to comment.
Due to the nature of these comment forums, only health practitioners are allowed to comment at this time.